Clinical Pearls: Dose by weight in kids—and write it downUsing a child’s age for dosing is an easy way to get it wrong. N.L.'s first accredited pharmacy tech program starts in JanuaryCollege offered pharmacy technician program for several years before receiving provisional accreditation. New state-of-the-art IV admixing service set for Ontario Building to feature training facility for hospital pharmacy techs. Oncology: Immunomodulator creates a stir Patient dies following series of unfortunate events One hospital pharmacy employee mistakenly filled patient's IV bag with paralyzing agent, a second missed the error during check—and then the fire alarm went off. Rx Safety: Tramadol, hypoglycemia linked Saskatoon police seek “prolific pharmacy robber” Cops believe the same man has robbed several drugstores around the city. Techs could be vital support for post-fracture care, study shows Researchers find technicians can successfully support pharmacist-driven osteoporosis management service. The dangers of decision fatigue How to avoid the impaired judgment that comes with serial decision-making Contemporary management of chronic neuropathic pain Canadian Pain Society provides stepwise approach in updated statement. CPhA in discussions on healthcare innovation Association presented pharmacists’ views to Canada’s Advisory Panel on Healthcare Innovation. Tech admits to stealing narcotics, shredding evidence Tonia Smith, 42, faces four years in prison on the drug thefts, up to five years for food-stamp fraud. First Previous 643 644 645 646 647 Next Last
