Manitoba puts pharmacists in busiest ERsProvince will put pharmacists on staff at four of its busiest hospital emergency rooms. Taro recalls one lot of Docusate SodiumNotice due to possible bacterial contamination with Cronobacter (Enterobacter) sakazakii. Ontario getting ready for immunization authority OPA launching new certificate program to teach pharmacists how to provide injections, immunizations. Community pharmacists' role in palliative home care Q: What do you think are some of the key ways that community pharmacists could improve the palliative care of patients in their homes? AIM-HIGH falls short NIH puts an early end to its trial of combination cholesterol therapy Clinical Notes: Drugs with adverse skeletal effects Certain drugs can adversely affect the skeleton and increase the risk of osteoporosis or fractures. Clinical Notes: Pediatric captopril formulations vary widely across Canada Variances makes it difficult to optimize captopril dosing in children, could lead to toxicity. Drug News: June 2011 Byetta: second GLP-1 agonist for diabetes; Gilenya: first oral disease-modifying drug for MS; Nucynta CR: new opioid for moderate—moderate/severe pain. E-records may reduce lawsuits The growing use of electronic records will change the nature of legal liability for healthcare providers Editorial: One foot in front of the other Overcome adversity one step at a time. Editorial: Together is definitely better Finger-pointing and blame-throwing often seems to hold pharmacy back from real success. Innovator Profile: Manhattan's best drugstore? Profitable specialty is childs play. First Previous 886 887 888 889 890 Next Last
