Many Canadian colleagues and I have had to travel across continents to be part of this unique pharmacy gathering. This year, it’s happening in our backyard.
Healthcare workers have spent months preparing for possible threats—from mass-casualty events to outbreaks of viral illnesses such as measles and norovirus.
“Mother Nature can come up with all kinds of nasty surprises, and you least expect them to rise up and bite you in the rear end, so we've got to keep a finger on the pulse at all times.”
Conference invites pharmacists and teams to showcase inclusive care initiatives and practice innovations at world's first LGBTQIA+ conference on pharmacy practice education and research.
Amid the throng of guests, podcast hosts and community pharmacists John Papastergiou and Ajit Johal chatted with Hitesh Pandya, chair of the Ontario Pharmacists Association and Justin Bates, CEO of Ontario Pharmacists Association.
Canada's largest in-person event for community pharmacists turned 15 this month with a new format showcasing both targeted education and product innovation.