Interprofessional

BC residents rank preferred points of care: MDs far out in front, with nurses, NPs and pharmacists far behind
What if ... pharmacists were the sole prescribers?

Far fetched you say? Perhaps. But consider how much pharmacy has changed since 20 years ago.
Health and medicine among cream of the crop of Canadian employers
Avoidable needle stick injuries persist despite technological advances, safety guidelines
‘Huge struggle’ to boost health workers’ flu vaccination rates

Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. | Influenza vaccination rates among Ontario health care workers are “appallingly low,” said Dr. Mary Vearncombe, medical director of infection prevention and control with Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto.
Momentum builds for e-prescribing

Pharmacist key member of interprofessional team developing foundation for digital prescribing.
Tentative settlement reached for RNs, NPs, allied health professionals at Ontario's Community Care Access Centres
St. Mike’s and Ryerson launch psychology training clinic

In a partnership of two downtown Toronto institutions, 14 graduate clinical psychology students at Ryerson University are offering free mental health assessments and psychotherapy to some of the city’s neediest residents at St. Michael’s Hospital’s new family practice unit.

Hospital integrates pharmacy care with inpatient/outpatient program