Drug reconciliation key for hemodialysis patientsUp to 90% have a medication conflict or discrepancy, Canadian studies show CPhA spring update: pharmacist of the year named, conference approachingAnnual conference approaches, Barb Farrell named pharmacist of the year, tackling drug shortages and fundraising for pharmacy's future. Pharmacists: We can help you with OTCs, doctors ‘Demedicinization’ of OTCs in drugstores a concern Memorial University School of Pharmacy to award its first PhD Mohamed Mahmoud's research involved new drug delivery system capable of providing more constant, sustained delivery of treatment for cancer. Nova Scotia pharmacists fear for future under generic price cuts Jobs and services will be lost and pharmacies may close unless new legislation that caps the price of generic drugs is broadened and implementation delayed, Nova Scotia pharmacists warn. Record number of residents to start July 1 Prepare for three stages when managing your career in medicine Evaluating priorities and goals periodically helps with professional stability, happiness CFP announces new president Ryan Itterman hopes to support evolution of approach to patient care in new role. Saskatchewan lowers generic drug costs Provincial government plan to lower prices goes into effect June 1. Video: The most interesting pharmacist in the world A top selection from APhA video contest submitted by St. John's University. Finding fulfillment in diabetes education Tech helps diabetes patients get—and stay—on track. PTSA makes education a priority As Alberta gears up for regulation, Society keeps pace with full slate of educational programs, events. First Previous 335 336 337 338 339 Next Last
