Why $110k wasn't enough to lure medical students to P.E.I.The province of Prince Edward Island has recently changed its recruitment strategies after a $100,000 carrot did little to entice students. CAPT Corner—September 2013How CAPT is representing technicians across the pharmacy landscape First Person: The road to regulation A newly registered tech shares her journey. Spotlight on Bluewater Health's senior pharmacy tech: Norma-Jean Hansen New protocol and toolkit to manage drug shortages Steps designed to put health and safety of patients first when communicating about drug shortages. NAPRA introduces national bridging program Revised bridging programs standardized under Canada-wide umbrella Why do doctors badmouth other doctors to patients? A study out of the U.S. has come up with some interesting—but perhaps unsurprising—statistics Canadian-based company at centre of U.S. lawsuit to stop new import law Windsor, Ontario-based international pharmacy CanaRx is at the centre of the disagreement. United States follows Canada’s lead in assessing quality technician programs A new commission to ensure the quality of pharmacy technician education and training programs was recently launched south of the border. Health group questions report of mice biting home-care patient Managers for a southern Alberta long-term care home are refuting reports that a disabled patient suffered mice bites. First Previous 2861 2862 2863 2864 2865 Next Last
