Naloxone going nonprescription in NSStarting Friday July 1, the life-saving opiate overdose antidote Naloxone will be available over the counter in Nova Scotia community pharmacies. What your patients are reading – week of June 27, 2016 Lack of transparency allegation at the heart of new Sudbury Cardiac Out-Patient Centre controversy ACP survey reveals more effort needed to integrate pharmacy technicians Several challenges limit ability to leverage new opportunities. Conference helps prepare technicians for registration in Manitoba Conference helps prepare technicians for registration in Manitoba. Joint physician–pharmacist charting of meds on hospital admission superior to traditional charting Significantly reduces medication errors in general medical and emergency short-stay patients. Yes, techs can move mountains to push the profession forward Ontario Registrar Marshall Moleschi shared an uplifting message at OPA's 2nd annual Pharmacy Technicians Conference. Chair in heart function outcomes named at Ted Rogers research centre CFHI suggests a way to fix Canada’s failing approach to chronic disease Blinded by the smartphone light Researchers experiment on themselves to confirm an unusual cause of visual impairment Canada must deal with harmful drugs for seniors with national strategy: study Urgent need for action with cost of dealing with harmful drugs reaching nearly $2 billion a year. MedsCheck “refresh” coming soon to Ontario New documentation requirements to track impact of medication reviews. First Previous 1097 1098 1099 1100 1101 Next Last
