Standing on the sidelinesAccording to a speaker at a recent conference, we regulated technicians are simply “standing on the sidelines”— not advocating for our profession, but all the while complaining that nothing changes in the way we are seen and treated. Spotlight on: Louise LapenseeBeing a tech in the Canadian Forces is anything but boring CFP grant goes to collaborative study in B.C. Winning initiative aims to demonstrate the value of pharmacy clinical services. Foreign-trained nurses to get accredited faster Pharmacist intervention in home-infusion patients has multiple benefits Walgreen study shows better patient outcomes and major costs savings Pharmacy has major role in improving medicine use Ensuring adherence and timely access to meds is key Techs gather in BC to talk regulation and next steps for the profession Texas proposal would eliminate pharmacist-to-technician ratio requirement But national community pharmacists association speaks out against plan. B.C. doctor rapped for prescribing controlled drugs to female patients, despite ban Dr. Patrick Michael Nesbitt, of Maple Ridge B.C., has admitted to breaching the terms of an agreement he had made with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC) in 2010. PANS announces 2103 award winners HALIFAX-The Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia presented awards to some deserving members at its annual conference held in Halifax November 2 Opinion: Hire more nurses Nurses' accelerating pace toward retirement 'striking' First Previous 277 278 279 280 281 Next Last
