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Overdose Crisis: pharmacists’ role in combating opioid addiction
n the face of a public health crisis, B.C.’s community pharmacists are exploring new ways to help curb the rising tide of overdose deaths. Last year was the worst year yet, with more than 1,400 British Columbians who died from suspected illicit drug overdoses.
Memorial University's pharmacy clinic making great strides in patient care
The Medication Therapy Services (MTS) Clinic at Memorial University's School of Pharmacy is now accepting referrals from all healthcare providers, as well as patient self-referrals and physician requests for free medication reviews.

First round of Australia's credentialing program huge success

The first round of applicants for Australia's new Advancing Practice credentialing program surpassed all expectations, say the program organizers.
CMPA is committed to diversity both within our council and all medical organizations
Tech follows diverse career path
Saskatchewan adopts mandatory reporting of drug dispensing errors
U.S. board initiates compounding certification for pharmacy technicians
OCP developing assessment standards for pharmacy techs
Special track for techs at PANS conference
A healthy immunization system
Anti-coagulation program running in 41 NS pharmacies

Many patients in Nova Scotia on warfarin no longer have to wait for lab tests to know if their international normalized ratio (INR) results are within acceptable levels.
Neighbourhood Pharmacies honours 'champions of pharmacy'

Pharmacist Darcy Stann receives this year's Len Marks Pharmacy Advancement Award

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