Canada promised to watch its doctors train. We never did. AI could change thatIn 2017, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada launched Competence by Design, the most consequential reform of Canadian residency training in a generation. Simon Fraser University's new medical school takes in first 48 studentsWhile 48 medical students will be in the class of 2026, the province says that number will increase in phases, reaching 120 students a year by 2035. Sponsored Transitioning to Subcutaneous Immunotherapy: A Pharmacy Framework for Implementation and Optimization Ontario funds new family medical school as it preps for 2028 opening Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn says the province is providing $55.8 million for York University’s new school of medicine. Moving the Needle: Practical Tips to Increase Influenza Confidence ‘NAPRA compliant?’ That’s not a thing, the association warns The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities is not a regulatory body, so educational materials shouldn’t imply as much. Should pharmacy students be able to give shots? The Manitoba college wants to hear from you Draft regulation would allow trained students to administer drugs and vaccines under pharmacist supervision. Upcoming webinar to explore how flu clinics can boost year-round vaccination Immunize.io Director of Clinical Services Ajit Johal will argue that convenience—not hesitancy—may be the biggest barrier to adult vaccination. Tech Talk : Specialty Medications and Biologics: Practical Strategies for Pharmacy Technicians to Support Patient Care and Coordination Five tips for integrating learners into a busy pharmacy practice Experiential learning is a significant component of PharmD programs across the globe. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
