Pharmacists who succeed won't be those who resist change; they'll be the people who learned to control what they can while adapting to what they can't.
The CMA recently warned that mixed systems degrade access, but international comparisons and the CMA’s own reports suggest the risks are conditional, not absolute.
While harm reduction supplies and resources are available to people who need them, we can't expect great success rates when they're bunking down at a tent city.
Dr. Jabir Jassam worries maybe it is easier to normalize death than to commit to the hard road of easing a person’s suffering without taking their life.
The latest CMA/CFIB data suggests that time saved by automation will largely be allocated to physician wellbeing rather than increasing system capacity.
