Counsel parents to avoid acetaminophen overdose in childrenAcetaminophen overdose is the most common identifiable cause of acute liver failure in children. Here's how pharmacists can help. The ups and downs of managing drug abuseHauser’s Pharmacy was the first to catch someone double-doctoring using Ontario's new Narcotics Monitoring System. Here's how it happened. Alberta pharmacies focus on error prevention College helping pharmacy teams reduce recurrence of drug incidents, become competent patient safety advocates. Atrial fibrillation guidelines: 2012 update Update incorporates new evidence on stroke prevention and rate and rhythm control. CAPT Conference a hit in Halifax This year's event one of the association's most successful, says its president. Dreams can come true, for hard worker The future for pharmacy is lined up for those who aspire to do great things for patients. Health & Disease Management 2012: Anaphylaxis Help patients to be prepared—and confident. Health & Disease Management 2012: Blood glucose monitoring Pharmacists can help patients improve blood glucose monitoring and results. Innovator: Like father, like son One of the valuable lessons Darin Fenton learned from his dad: focus on the patient. Natural selection A pharmacist’s guide to wellness supplements. New OPA program trains pharmacists in prenatal and postnatal care The one-day program featured pharmacists and nurses speaking on a range of topics. Panel asks: should all pharmacists know CPR? Professor spearheads panel discussion on making CPR training mandatory for all pharmacists. First Previous 311 312 313 314 315 Next Last
