Proper disposal of medications highlighted in new video and wall poster Designed to assist pharmacists in educating patients and reinforcing safe medication disposal practices. Quebec hospital may remove child's breathing tube despite parents' objection: courtThe hospital says it will not remove the breathing tube until the parents have had a chance to appeal the ruling. New rules for mail-order pharmacies in Alberta Standards of Practice for Virtual Care was approved by the Alberta College of Pharmacy in June of 2022 and will come into full effect early next year. B.C. rolls out higher registration fees for pharmacy professionals and business owners The College of Pharmacists of British Columbia says the fee increases will help it return to a balanced budget and fully funded reserves. Into the thick of it Sarah-Lynn Dunlop advocates for some self-care, especially before the mayhem of cold/flu/COVID season ahead. Health Canada authorizes Moderna Spikevax bivalent targeting BA.4/BA.5 for Canadians 18 and up Health Canada noted the booster dose has a similar safety profile to previous iterations of Spikevax boosters. Five causes of medication errors that significantly increased during COVID-19 Pharmacists across Canada fill more than 600 million prescriptions every year, and though somewhat rare, medication incidents do occur. When COVID-19 hit, it put unprecedented pressure on the industry. Ontario hospitals asked to treat children 14 and up who need ICU Surgeries may need to be cancelled as a result, Dr. Andrew Baker wrote to hospital CEOs in a memo obtained by The Canadian Press. CFPC announces 2022-23 president and board members The new president has focused her career in Ontario and British Columbia. Manitoba’s new standard of practice for episodic care sets out expectations for physicians Standard of practice necessary as many patients can’t find a family doctor and rely on walk-in clinics. First Previous 897 898 899 900 901 Next Last
