The former pharmacy manager admitted to professional misconduct after an investigation found 225 unexplained narcotic inventory discrepancies that had gone uninvestigated.
A recent CSHP webinar showed how hospitals can use national data to plan staffing and better understand rising drug costs, including an 85% increase in critical care spending per admission.
Prolonged standing, repetitive movements and hours at a computer are all part of everyday pharmacy practice.
But pharmacists don’t have to accept sore feet, stiff necks and aching backs as part of the job.
As respiratory virus season comes into full force, those visiting a pharmacy to pick up a pop or nail polish should remember actively sick people could be all around them, says one Canadian microbiologist.
