Ontario Nurses march in Toronto 2015 Pride Parade: ONA leaders, members, staff participate Clinical Feature: Getting to the heart of itHow pharmacists can improve adherence in patients with cardiovascular disease. Health reform makes adherence a priority stateside New rating system prompts more pharmacies to adopt med sync. Opportunities abound to learn about med sync Travel stateside to learn the tricks of the med sync trade or check out these free online resources. Provincial Health Ministers right to push for national pharmacare program – but what kind? Quebec’s outdated drug coverage policies should not be model for rest of Canada. Scripting in harmony Well-established in the US, medication synchronization has arrived in Canada. It’s a huge change—is it worth the effort? Tech Refresher: Preventing medication errors When the name is (almost) the same. Tech Talk CE Lesson: Antimicrobial resistance Antimicrobial stewardship in community pharmacy practice. What your patients are reading - Week of June 29, 2015 Physician urges colleagues to demonstrate openness to LGBTQ patients New research finds pharmacist prescribing significantly reduces hypertension Evidence from RxACTION study shows it is time to move from research to implementation, says Ross Tsuyuki. Press Review - June 26, 2015 First Previous 1134 1135 1136 1137 1138 Next Last
