Technology used by properly trained techs can reduce dispensing errorsStudy finds barcode technology, automated dispensing cabinets improve accuracy when used correctly. Are pharmacists refusing to sell Plan B to the overweight?CMAJ article raises questions and Ob/Gyn says has happened elsewhere. Case Report: ‘Spreading’ rash alarms patient Health Canada considers lowering daily maximum acetaminophen dose Department reviewing maximum recommended daily dose. NHS spending $30M putting pharmacists into GP practices Over three years, 250 pharmacists to work in clinical surgeries. Stateside: Big savings for those on The Pill With ObamaCare, women on the Pill might be the biggest winners. Press Review - July 10, 2015 Prominent doctor issued a private caution for role in patient's death Cannabis oil, fresh marijuana now available in wake of top court decision Fentanyl: The king of all opiates, and a killer drug crisis It’s stronger than heroin and more potent than OxyContin. It’s also cheap, ubiquitous, and incredibly deadly. Inside the rise of fentanyl. Medication reconciliation services suboptimal in Canadian emergency departments Most do not obtain adequate “best possible medication history” for each admitted patient. Study finds way to determine if patient is pharmacy shopping Patients using four pharmacies with overlapping prescriptions should ring alarm bell. First Previous 607 608 609 610 611 Next Last
