U.K. program pays pharmacists for fall-prevention servicesInitiative is being tested at dozens of pharmacies in Doncaster, England. Family sues a Rexall pharmacy in Leduc, AlbertaSix children of Teresa Sempek Moscicki suggest the elderly woman’s death followed a mistake made by a Rexall pharmacy. Alberta pharmacists await details of new pharmacy agreement Information about a new agreement between pharmacists and Alberta Health and Alberta Blue Cross are expected this week. Q&A with Tamara Bournival: A desire to serve Pharmacist Tamara Bournival travels to the Philippines to help with disaster relief efforts. Why PPNs are a worrisome trend How are preferred provider networks any different in principle than offering loyalty points on prescriptions? Ontario hypertension study shows significantly positive results Pharmacist-led program quadrupled the number of patients who were able to get their blood pressure under control. How one pharmacist plans to attract physicians to an underserved region Windsor's George El-Turk hopes to attract family doctors to his sprawling suburban community with a new combined pharmacy-medical centre. PRACTICE GEMS: Add directions for pharmacists in Rx note Patients benefit from medication synchronization: U.S. study Nationwide study shows higher adherence, persistence among 'synced' patients. The Medical Post table of contents: January 21, 2014 print edition First Previous 706 707 708 709 710 Next Last
