Let's talk about. . . . educationFrom my perspective, the technician assistant program runs the risk of undermining our profession. Advocates worry Toronto’s AIDS memorial may fade away with city’s renovation plansAt a downtown Toronto park, 14 unassuming concrete pillars stand in a semicircle between an off-leash dog area, a splash pad and a walking path. Each pillar has a plaque engraved with hundreds of names. It’s getting crowded at the top! I am so glad that I’m not responsible for judging the entries in our annual Pharmacy Practice + Business Awards. Intraprofessional day draws more than 800 participants to Humber College Pharmacy and technician students across Ontario collaborate in case-based learning event. New edition of the International Diabetes Federation Atlas paints global picture of the disease today Where does Canada stand compared to other countries? A free, web-based atlas of mass cytometry patient profiles Investigators at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center have built this new tool for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancers. Quiet heroes Every day, we meet quiet heroes, Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes writes, and sometimes, all it takes is a simple acknowledgement of thanks. Same problem, two authorities: Alta. pharmacist accessed and disclosed patient/employee’s health data inappropriately ordered to implement privacy safeguards The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner found that pharmacist Ahmed Abuel Shouhoud had contravened Alberta’s Health Information Act—three years after having been sanctioned by the college for the same incident. Death isn’t optional As physicians, if we don’t help our patients have a good death, we may be condemning them to a very bad one, one not of their own choosing. Case report: Silver Most of us come into contact with the ‘pure’ metals that aren’t supposed to cause allergic reactions—but things aren’t always so simple. First Previous 104 105 106 107 108 Next Last
