Pharmacy Working Conditions

Negativity isn’t a sign that you’re failing, but that you’re alive, engaged, and working in a profession that demands both your skills and your heart.

Lawsuits and legislation in the U.S. are testing how far pharmacists can go in declining medications based on personal beliefs.

The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner found that pharmacist Ahmed Abuel Shouhoud had contravened Alberta’s Health Information Act—three years after having been sanctioned by the college for the same incident.

How Continuous Quality Improvement is changing safety culture in Canadian pharmacies.

While more and more students look to healthcare careers, pharmacy doesn't seem to be on the table of viable options.

While walking up the front steps, I couldn’t help but notice my legs ached and my head hurt—more pressure than pain. I knew this pressure because I’d felt it many times on this job. It’s exhaustion due to lack of sleep—inevitable with this type of work, just part of the job

In a statement Monday, the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees says members voted 89% in favour of the deal.

Joy is choosing presence over autopilot. Curiosity over cynicism.