Pharmacy Technology

Loblaw says its new AI chatbot offers more reliable, Canada-specific health information, but experts say users should understand the privacy trade-offs before linking their health data.

How pharmacist Yolanda Yeung helped build a community pharmacy model that literally cares for patients where they live.

Fun for all sorts of healthcare professionals, pharmacist Peter Zhang went down a rabbit hold on the gamification of education and came up with a game of his own (that you can play today!).

The Pharmacists Are In podcast will be broadcasting live from the 84th International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Montreal, Canada, on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, 2026.

Program designed to help ensure techs are prepared to practise to their full scope in a variety of practice settings.

Canadian pilot study found patients were more receptive to AI-assisted medication education than healthcare professionals might expect.

Canada Health Infoway has announced Prescription Québec, which was built off of the PrescribeIT platform, will continue thanks to a new deal with the Quebec government and Santé Québec.

With concerning statistics on burnout rate, pharmacy stakeholders look to solutions.

A Silicon Valley startup says its robots can fill and verify prescriptions on their own. However, bringing that model to Canada is another matter.

Survey findings suggest techs are moving beyond traditional technical tasks into areas such as automation, clinical support and systems leadership.