Medication Management

When the protagonists of a buddy-cop flick go to see the doctor, you’ve got yourself a movie just waiting to be made

A third-party insurer accused the pharmacist of submitting at least $100,000 worth of claims that couldn’t be supported with inventory purchase records

Six fundamental lessons that we believe are necessary for Ontario’s (and in some cases Canada’s) health system to improve

Legislation that expands the types of services offered by pharmacies may also benefit their profits

Proposed regulations to allow further expansion of Ontario pharmacists’ scope of practice are ready for public consultation.

More than 1,200 Canadian health care and public policy experts have signed an open letter to all federal party leaders calling on each of them to commit to implementing a national pharmacare system in Canada.

As the scope of pharmacy expands from providing a safe drug dispensing to new services such as minor ailment prescribing and vaccination, advocacy groups like the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan (PAS) must step up to keep the public aware and the pharmacists confident.