General Practice/Family Medicine

Standing in the kitchen, her stethoscope around her neck, NP Shelley Raymond holds Maria's left shoulder and slowly moves her arm upward. "Has this arm been bothering you?" Raymond asks the 87-year-old who has just finished eating lunch at her kitchen table, the radio chattering in the background

Saskatchewan Health and the Pharmacists Association of Saskatchewan (PAS) have rolled out the new Saskatchewan Medication Assessment Program (SMAP) for seniors on multiple chronic medications.

Get patients out of ‘autopilot’ mode and into food awareness

Ken Burns' attempt to put the fate of the profession back in pharmacists' hands wasn't thwarted—the revolution was simply stalled. But he'll never achieve his goal without your support.

Finding has implications for biopsy followup