CPSO weighs new conflict of interest rules Doctors have mixed views of their drugstore colleaguesSurvey of physicians reveals that, as with all relationships, there is the good, the bad, and even the ugly. LETTER: Dr. Sam Ozersky's response to the cover OTC report: Getting the better of brand extension New Brunswick's new drug plan now providing coverage Plan providing drug coverage for the uninsured is voluntary in its first year before becoming mandatory. One way to handle (possibly) manipulative patients A kind, thorough approach lets you distinguish between drug-seekers and those patients who truly want help Opposition to Alberta’s pharmacy inducements ban grows Wildrose Party joins chorus of protests against new rules. Research helps boost confidence for expanded scope Partnership to tackle obstacles hampering pharmacists' uptake of expanded services. OTC report: So much pain OTC pain management can be effective, but is not without hazards The Medical Post table of contents: May 6, 2014 print edition Wave of pharmacy technicians coming OCP expects number of registered pharmacy technicians in the province to grow to 5,000 by 2016. Annual CAPT conference draws techs to Niagara The Professional Development Conference, presented by the Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians brought techs from across Canada to Niagara Falls May 2-4. First Previous 684 685 686 687 688 Next Last
