PTSBC invests in trainingPharmacy technicians and assistants in British Columbia are benefiting from regular educational sessions. Coping with drug shortagesCSHP executive director weighs in on the impact of supply issues on hospital pharmacy. Editorial: Get thee to a pharmacy conference! Next to summer holidays, the spring session of provincial and national professional events is my favourite time of the year. Guidelines to target immigrant health Physician hopes pharmacists can use document to help push new immigrant and refugee health from the margins to the mainstream. Practice Issues: Staggered acetaminophen overdose Study finds some patients unknowingly ingest large doses of acetaminophen by taking multiple products. 2012 Diabetes Update: What’s new in diabetes care A summary of new guidelines, drugs, and devices for diabetes. By the numbers Cost of becoming a registered technician* Tech Refresher: A career in compounding Practice helping patients be more compliant with their medications, while creating interesting career paths for pharmacy technicians and assistants. Registered tech frees up time for pharmacists Audrey Van Belle frees up several hours a day for pharmacists to perform clinical services at Shoppers Drug Mart in Port Perry, Ont. B.C. expands access for med reviews More patients can now receive a medication review from their pharmacist, thanks to a change in eligibility rules that took effect May 1. First Previous 802 803 804 805 806 Next Last