Pharmacy Business

Five Canadian pharma companies facing class-action over valsartan recall

The class-action claims the Canadian companies were negligent in implementing appropriate quality control
Pharmacist who applied cream to patient without proper consent suspended

As a result of the decision, the college has issued a stern public reminder for pharmacists to obtain consent in sensitive situations
Canadian pharmacist group devoted to elderly care to hold inaugural meeting in Toronto

The CPCAC says the October event will be a novel opportunity for pharmacists
Nova Scotia government adds HIV prevention drug to pharmacare program

The announcement comes days after health officials reported a significant increase in the number of new HIV infections in the province so far this year
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Community pharmacy supports 247,100 jobs and $16.1 billion in GDP: report

A new report from the Conference Board of Canada measured the economic footprint of Canada's 10,500 community pharmacies in 2016
Pharmacy under fire for poor handling of anaphylaxis

One woman alleges that a pharmacy refused to provider her daughter with an EpiPen until she threatened them with legal action over the phone
Is Dr. Rueben Devlin worth his salary?

The new PC government is making some important changes to healthcare, including the appointment of Dr. Rueben Devlin to a council to address 'hallway medicine'

Ontario pharmacists feel shortchanged for their work during valsartan recall