English pharmacies could face even deeper cutsGroup warns pharmacists government intends to go further than announced $350M cut, expects up to 3,000 drugstores to close. Albertans prefer pharmacies for their flu shotsThis season, pharmacies giving more shots than public health clinics. E-prescribing app connects doctors to pharmacists PetalMD is integrating newly acquired app-based e-prescription service into its medical platform. Video: “Technology and the Pharmacist” keynote presentation Kelly Grindrod on how technology is revolutionizing the pharmacist/patient relationship. Pharmacist flu shots a hit in Saskatchewan, PEI First flu shot program in Sask. going well while PEI orders more vaccine. OPA seeking input from staff pharmacists Association's new Caucus initiative offers frontline clinicians the opportunity to have their voices heard. Rexall launches new med sync tool to improve adherence Pharmacy chain launches OneStopMeds, a technology-driven program that harmonizes prescriptions for patients taking multiple chronic medications. Pharmacists can effectively screen at-risk patients for chronic kidney disease Study provides evidence of the benefits of expanding community pharmacists’ scope to include lab test ordering. BCPhA seeks conference speakers The B.C. Pharmacy Association (BCPhA) calling for speakers for the association's Annual Conference on May 26 to 28, 2016 in Kelowna. EXIT INTERVIEW: Susan Wedlake As Nova Scotia's registrar, Susan Wedlake helped secure one of the broadest scopes of pharmacy practice in the country. Now, she’s calling it a career. First Previous 592 593 594 595 596 Next Last
