The prescription for a joyful pharmacy practiceNot every day is perfect, but making the shift I describe can significantly change your practice for the better. Pharmacogenetics and the boy who cried revolutionPharmacogenomics is often touted as revolutionary. Does the thought of a healthcare revolution make you feel exhausted? I suggest we take this revolution in increments, exactly the way this useful technology will impact patient care. Alberta college no longer recommending random lottery for reducing patient panel sizes Instead, the college is recommending doctors use ‘professional judgment to establish a system for triaging patients based on their health needs.’ A reminder of what we're here for A crucial recent interaction reminded me how important it is that—no matter how busy— we take just a moment with each patient to do what we do best. Risk of health misinformation growing as more Canadians turn to the internet for medical advice, CMA survey warns A new poll suggests more than a third of Canadians say they have no choice but to seek health information online because they don’t have access to a doctor, further highlighting challenges posed by an ongoing physician shortage. How medicine is eating pharmacy's lunch Pharmacists—whether they're landlords or tenants—are always expected to cater to the doctors in their medical complex Thiamine: A simple vitamin that blew my mind Exploring its application for diabetes, heart failure, and chronic alcohol abuse, as well as a proposed link to sudden infant death syndrome First Previous 30 31 32
