Business 2.0 event sold outRegistration for Business 2.0, the education day for pharmacy owners produced by Drugstore Canada in partnership with the Ontario Pharmacists' Association, is closed. College reprimands MD over narcotics prescribing Generic price cuts worry Atlantic pharmacists Nova Scotia, New Brunswick pharmacists coping with generic drug reform. Wage cut for B.C. hospital pharmacists Starting in April, most hospital pharmacists will face a pay cut of up to 14%. Nova Scotia's health department to pay nurses' wage hike Tech regulation a greater priority than pharmacist injections Re: Ontario pharmacists push for scope expansion to include routine injections, January 9, 2012 Make 2012 your business breakthrough year! It’s a brand new, confusing and—let’s face it—tough time to be a pharmacy owner. Ontario pharmacists push for scope expansion to include routine injections College hoping to include revision to Bill 179 that would allow pharmacists to administer routine injections. Pharmacists once again ranked the most trusted profession in Canada Eight in 10 respondents say they trust pharmacists. Negotiations continue in Alberta Alberta pharmacists are still awaiting word of the outcome of continuing negotiations with Alberta Health and Wellness. New York bill would require bachelor's degrees for RNs A gala affair to celebrate Your 2011 Commitment to Care & Service Award Winners. First Previous 320 321 322 323 324 Next Last
