Medication Management

Released Thursday, the template lays out definitions of key entities and suggests regulations surrounding patient choice, prohibition of interference in the pharmacist-patient relationship, transaction fees audits and more.

Canadian study examines QT-interval prolonging drug interactions with fluoroquinolones in older women with uncomplicated urinary tract infections in long-term care.

In pharmacy—and in life—the questions we ask can mean the difference between surface-level information and transformative insights.

Salaried pharmacists expressed concerns about the increase in clinical responsibilities with Bill 67, while already experiencing a workload deemed excessive in an increasingly pressured environment.

The quality of entries for our 2025 Student Essay Contest was so high that we decided to share them all. Here's an essay by Amy Margaret Maclean from the University of Ottawa.

The following article does not constitute medical advice. No baristas, coffee beans, or double-doubles were harmed in the making of this semi-satire.

A new study from C.D. Howe found that there’s little evidence of widespread harm if PPNs are introduced into the Canadian healthcare system.

The type 2 diabetes medication is set to rise in price in the U.K.

The government of Saskatchewan is allowing pharmacists to substitute medications under certain conditions.

Health Canada, CPhA and more share thoughts in the wake of Eli Lilly's raising the price of its diabetes medication in the U.K.