CPhA to provide tools for Choosing Wisely Canada campaignCampaign helps clinicians, patients engage in conversations about unnecessary tests and treatments. Updated Canadian recommendations on HPV vaccinesProvides guidance on use of 9-valent vaccine and clarifies minimum intervals between vaccine doses. New N.S. fees that pay specialists more for phone calls 'highly insulting' to family doctors Quetiapine for insomnia? Don't do it, Canadian MDs advise Montreal researchers argue the antipsychotic holds dangers for the elderly Complaint triggers investigation into pharmacy services Complaint alleges deaths linked to inadequate pharmacy services at two Winnipeg-based drugstores. Edmonton pharmacist loses license for diverting sedatives Calvin Boey was stripped of his license and fined $40,000 for creating fake patient profiles and prescription records to obtain large quantities of sedatives. Pharmacists concerned about dispensing rules for mifegymiso A year after Health Canada approved mifegymiso, pharmacists continue to ask for authority to dispense it. P.E.I. doctors required to directly dispense controversial abortion drug P.E.I.'s College of Pharmacists questioning the Health Canada ruling Supreme Court of Canada dismisses Sobey’s appeal against loyalty points in B.C. Prohibition that took effect at B.C. pharmacies in January 2016 continues. Was an unlicensed pharmacy operating out of an Ontario addiction clinic? Three staffers claim methadone was being prepared at the clinic without accreditation, but the owner insists everything was done by the book. CPhA offering free naloxone webinar for pharmacists With provinces moving antidote to Schedule II status, association looks to help pharmacists understand important role they will play. CVS to pay $3.5M over allegations of forged prescriptions CVS says it has taken steps to help its pharmacists determine whether a prescription is legitimate. First Previous 547 548 549 550 551 Next Last
