CAPT gears up for Conference 2015 in HalifaxThe Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians’ (CAPT) Annual National Professional Development Conference will take place May 1-3, 2015 at the Delta Halifax Hotel in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia. Patients, every drug has side effectsBut do the benefits outweigh the potential risks? NYC pharmacy hosts Bingo and art appreciation events Pharmacy a popular place for community to get meds and culture. Ontario LHIN works to reduce dispensing errors Extra guidance and help given to poorly serviced rural hospitals. Updated Canadian guidelines for antiviral drug use in influenza Provide guidance on use of antivirals in acute care and long-term care settings. Fully digital management system improves the journey for oncology patients McKesson Canada acquires Remedy's Rx banner McKesson Canada has announced it acquired the banner business of the Remedy’sRx Group and the Remedy’sRx name. Disgraced gynecologist faces lawsuit over failed abortion 4 ways to make pharmacare work for Canadians Canada only developed country with a universal healthcare system that does not include universal coverage of prescription drugs. Dispensing errors no longer criminal in UK Changes to Health Act bring pharmacists’ errors in line with other health professionals PANS launches public awareness campaign Television ads, contest educate Nova Scotia residents on broad range of pharmacy services. Poll shows strong support for pharmacists Most Canadians view the profession in positive light, see potential in expanded services. First Previous 630 631 632 633 634 Next Last
