Research assesses safety of mail-order pharmacy useStudy one of the first to look at mail order pharmacies and issues of patient safety and utilization. Standing on the sidelinesAccording to a speaker at a recent conference, we regulated technicians are simply “standing on the sidelines”— not advocating for our profession, but all the while complaining that nothing changes in the way we are seen and treated. Outstanding Canadian achievements recognized for life-changing healthcare innovations Spotlight on: Louise Lapensee Being a tech in the Canadian Forces is anything but boring CFP grant goes to collaborative study in B.C. Winning initiative aims to demonstrate the value of pharmacy clinical services. Ontario pharmacists want to do more to help people quit smoking OPA urges government to extend the Pharmacy Smoking Cessation Program to people not covered under public drug plan. Kadcyla for metastatic breast cancer First antibody–drug conjugate targeted therapy to be marketed in Canada. Urine cultures for cystitis can mislead Over- or undertreatment could occur if lab results are followed, study shows Fingers, toes that go dead white in cold could be sign of Raynaud's: doctors Public spat over nursing education in Quebec 10 concepts in the management of pain and depression Patients with both conditions can be challenging to assess and treat effectively. Use these points to help guide you CLINICAL PEARLS: The wheezing infant: bronchiolitis? Asthma? First Previous 713 714 715 716 717 Next Last
