New rules aim to focus resources on teachers, healthcare workers, staff and residents of congregate living facilities and others for whom testing is a priority.
New survey from the Canadian Pharmacists Association (CPhA) shows that many Canadians support expanding access to asymptomatic testing and are comfortable with pharmacists administering testing.
As one of the first pharmacists in Canada certified as a Diabetes Educator, Tino Montopoli has led the way in showing pharmacists how they can make a difference in the life of patients with diabetes.
