New Brunswick distributing 2,500 naloxone kits to deal with opioid useThe New Brunswick government has introduced a naloxone kit program in an effort to respond to the growing epidemic of opioid use in Canada. CPhA continuing education program to help get pharmacists up to speed on medical cannabisPharmacists can't dispense cannabis but many are still under-equipped to answer questions about it The most unusual pharmacy robberies of 2017 Some robbers (or would-be robbers) are going to unusual lengths to steal drugs, and so are some of the pharmacists trying to fend them off OMA spent about $6.8 million on member expenses and honoraria last year While the OMA did not release individual information, they did provide a breakdown of the total payments to board, executive, and council SCPP registrar retires after 40 years in pharmacy Ray Joubert will remain on as an advisor after his retirement at the end of this year Ontario moves to ban eye tattooing, implanting eye jewellery Toronto-area doctor facing two counts of voyeurism Older Canadians forgoing retirement, working through golden years: census NCPA conference: Community pharmacies form networks to drive change Manitoba health minister unfazed by U.S. nurse poachers First Previous 1205 1206 1207 1208 1209 Next Last
