Changes to Canadian guidelines for managing gonorrheaInterim guidelines should be used until the gonorrhea chapter of the Canadian Guidelines on Sexually Transmitted Infections is revised. Grassroots e-health change aim of February eventMONTREAL | Where can we solve the most pressing problems facing health care? According to the University of Alberta medical student Jeeshan Chowdhury, the answer may be at a “hackathon.” NB cuts travel expense benefit for methadone patients New Brunswick has said it will limit the amount of time that methadone patients can receive benefits for daily travel to the pharmacy where they receive treatment. Manitoba pharmacist foils accused international crook Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacist helps bring down man wanted in the U.S. for millions of dollars worth of insurance and wire fraud and money laundering. Negotiations continue in Alberta Alberta pharmacists are still awaiting word of the outcome of continuing negotiations with Alberta Health and Wellness. A gala affair to celebrate Your 2011 Commitment to Care & Service Award Winners. Fall 2011 ABCs of OTCs Getting the facts on nonprescription treatments. Gut feelings Detective work is often needed when counselling on GI issues. NHPs for better sleep Long-term adherence to these sleep remedies can be useful for those with chronic insomnia. NS pharmacists honoured Two respected professionals recognized with Distinguished Service Awards by the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia. PEI pharmacists pursue expanded practice Pharmacists meeting with provincial government with aim of having expanded practice in place within a year. Pharmacists support flu vaccine efforts Giving flu shots is old hat for pharmacists in Alberta, British Columbia and New Brunswick. First Previous 845 846 847 848 849 Next Last
