Tech certification passes half million mark in the U.S.More and more jobs projected for pharmacy techs Child given methadone due to dispensing errorMistake cast another spotlight on methadone maintenance, an increasingly controversial subject in the U.K. Pharmacists: Make docs consult DIS before prescribing opioids While it’s mandatory for pharmacists in P.E.I. to provide DIS with information, that is not the case for physicians. Pharmacist prescribing improves glycemic control in diabetes patients RxING study shows the benefits of independent prescribing by trained pharmacists. Pharmacists to boost immunization rates and ease healthcare burden Nova Scotia latest province to grant injection authority to pharmacists Clean and sober since 2011, N.S. doctor gets back to work HALIFAX | A Nova Scotia physician who has battled drug addiction over his career will be able to work again. 5 things you should know about CETA How Canada's new free trade deal with Europe will impact the pharmacy profession. CLINICAL PEARLS: Preventing antibiotic resistance in dermatology Do your part: Protect their hearts Vascular protection is a priority in the management of diabetes—and the ABCDEs show the way Diabetes drugs: What’s safe for the heart? The cardiac safety of antihyperglycemic agents has been a controversial topic in recent years. We sort out what practitioners really need to know New online tools facilitate implementation of 2013 Canadian diabetes guidelines Five core themes support optimal treatment decisions at point of care. P.E.I. tech jailed two years for theft Phyllis Shirlene Curtis, 38, stole hundreds of prescription narcotics from her employer. First Previous 719 720 721 722 723 Next Last
