Doctor and nurses are leaving Nunavik over water shortages that affect careDoctors and nurses in Quebec’s Nunavik region say constant water shortages are a factor that is pushing some colleagues to leave, in a region where retention of staff has long been an issue. Tech Refresher: How techs can support gender diversityAs a first point of contact, pharmacy techs have key role in creating safe space for gender-diverse patients. Manitoba techs to be fully regulated College moving forward with plans to transition the regulation of pharmacy practice, including pharmacy technicians. CCAPP welcomes first pharmacy tech as president Tana Yoon has been passionate about techs expanding their knowledge and skills for the last 35 years. A passion for compounding pays dividends A love for sterile compounding led pharmacy tech to a unique position with North West Telepharmacy Solutions. OCP consults pharmacy professionals on proposed expansion to scope of practice College has been hosting an open consultation until November 24 to collect feedback on the draft amendments. Alberta introduces ‘Peterson law’ restricting regulatory colleges from punishing professionals for ‘expressive conduct’ Justice Minister Mickey Amery also noted that education or training that address ‘political, historical, social, or cultural issues’ will be permitted under the act if it is ‘directly related to professional competence or ethics.’ How to give bad news in 2025 Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes shares some tips on how to be the bearer of bad news. Pharmacare advisory committee report set to be made public The current minority Liberal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney set aside no new funding for pharmacare in its recent budget. Case report: Blisters If you are going to challenge mother nature, I think you better wear gloves. First Previous 7 8 9 10 11 Next Last
