Collaboration aims to improve health in Northern OntarioPartnership will allow Waterloo’s PharmD students to train in Northern Ontario. Federal grant helps employers train current and future techsPharmacies can hire, train technicians and assistants using Canada Job Grant. Why know basic pharmacology? Because it allows techs to better judge when to call on the pharmacist. Immigrant nurses face new hurdles with Ontario’s licensing changes CAPT Corner—November 2014 An update on Atlantic Canada professional development events. PTSA puts emphasis on education Group organizing several continuing education events under its “Techs in Touch” program. Far North pharmacies break the mold Canada’s northern territories offer pharmacists unique practice challenges and opportunities. Genome project shines light on community pharmacy Pharmacists to collect saliva samples from patients on warfarin, send them for genetic analysis. Reader Letter Re: Safe Chemotherapy Use, October A recent feature on chemotherapy excluded some key resources accessible across the country. Sudbury pharmacist’s charges stayed Lawyer calls case against client “hopelessly weak”. Host of intriguing concurrent sessions showcased at IEN conference Self-Care Symposium draws eager crowds More than 175 pharmacists congregated at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto’s downtown campus for a day of presentations on popular self-care health management topics. First Previous 252 253 254 255 256 Next Last
