Interprofessional

Be thoughtful and inclusive with language choices particularly when discussing sexuality, substance use or sexually transmitted and blood borne infections

Nova Scotia is committing more than $9 million over five years to cover the cost of several services offered by the province's 1,300 pharmacists.

Health Minister Christine Elliott said the savings are part of a broader effort to ensure the Ontario Drug Benefit Program is sustainable

The Ontario government is looking for public feedback on a proposal that would give registered nurses the power to prescribe certain medications including contraceptives, immunizations and smoking cessation drugs.

Starting Feb. 1, LPNs will be allowed to administer blood and dispense certain drugs, provide ultrasounds for bedside assessments, and give intravenous nutrition and medication

Vector-borne infectious diseases and foodborne infections expected to rise with climate change

How to manage the growing number of patients who are turning to alternative medicine providers

Just two weeks before Manitoba elects a new provincial government, the Progressive Conservative (PC) Party of Manitoba has promised—if they are re-elected—to pay pharmacists to prescribe medication for uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTI).