Ontarians support wider care options from pharmacists: surveyOPA survey shows most Ontarians want broader scope of practice for pharmacists. Taking oxycodone off formularies irks doctors Press Review - March 2, 2012 Check out our review of recent medical stories in the media Fatigued cancer patients lose muscle mass Resistance training might improve quality of life, researcher speculates Choosing the right topical pain reliever Natural alternatives for clients seeking pain relief. Major U.S. report supports bigger pharmacy role Advocates hail U.S. report as vital resource in support of push for more paid pharmacy services. Medication management project assessed Over the course of the program, project participants delivered more than 26,000 patient encounters to more than 10,000 patients. NAPRA releases standards of practice for technicians Approval means job of regulated pharmacy technicians will be harmonized across the country. OCP registrar urges: put patients first Pharmacists already have the knowledge, skills and abilities to move into the “grey world” of decision-making, insists Marshall Moleschi. Ontario RNs at Queen's Park today for annual meeting One hundred and fifty nurses, students gathering to outline a plan that will provide better health care for Ontarians at a lower cost. Ontario to step up pharmacist injection/immunization program Increasing numbers of pharmacists in Ontario are applying for certification to administer injections and immunizations. Saskatchewan pays for minor ailment care Pharmacists in Saskatchewan have become the first in Canada to receive provincially funded minor ailment assessment fees. First Previous 1646 1647 1648 1649 1650 Next Last
