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  • How to manage the babysitting part of our pharmacy job

    Ever find yourself working harder than you need to in the process of buying something for your pharmacy? When choosing a vendor, I have learned that I prefer to do business with those I can communicate with, which is a nice way of saying that I do not have to babysit them.
    Jason chenard
  • What's the secret pharmacy code?

    Having leadership guidelines – like a road map – remember road maps, pre-GPS? – ensures your team knows your expectations and those of your store or the organization which you lead or where you work. I call this my – but ultimately the team’s – Leadership Code.
    Doug Sherman
  • Let's talk PPNs!

    Normally, I go out of my way to point out my blog comments are my own and not necessarily shared by any organization with which I am professionally affiliated. However, while the views below are certainly my own, I find it difficult, in today’s blog, to distance myself from my employer, Neighbourly Pharmacy.
    Bruce Winston
  • With listeria top of mind, manufacturers are upping testing protocols: food experts

    From frozen waffles and pancakes to beef jelly tongue, recent listeria recalls may have consumers concerned that more of the bacteria is infiltrating the food chain, but experts say that’s not the case.
    Blood sample tube positive with Listeria bacteria; Shutterstock ID 1041103306
  • Choosing a financial professional specifically for pharmacy

    Most pharmacy owners retain a financial advisor selected early in their commercial life without thoroughly analyzing whether that advisor remains a good fit for them. What should pharmacists and pharmacy owners consider when choosing the right financial advisor?
    Mike Jaczko
  • New series: Double Duty Pharmacy

    Serving pastries instead of prescriptions in Fredericksburg, Texas.
    Pastries at Keidel Pharmacy
  • Pharmacists, firefighters and architects: which one are you?

    The good old pharmacy model saw the pharmacist as the firefighter and the architect, with burnout waiting around the corner. This one-person band put out fires and built buildings. However, since pharmacy is much more complex today, we find that the traditional jack-of-all-trades pharmacist divided into two different people.
    firefighter
  • Canadian tobacco litigation sparks controversy—and massive proposed settlement

    Proposed settlement to provide $32 billion in compensation to individuals and provinces and territories.
    Detail of cigarettes on a white surface, symbolizing the health risks and illnesses associated with smoking.; Shutterstock ID 2353962049
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