Around the world pharmacists are becoming more specializedClinicians taking on advanced, increasingly diversified roles in patient care. Report finds positive trend in number of pharmacists worldwideBut less developed countries still have very low density of druggists. States: Chain applauded for making naloxone available OTC California’s Drug Policy Alliance one of many applauding chain’s move to stock and sell overdose drug. Early physician feedback skeptical about CPSO's proposed patient bill of rights document A Q&A on Ontario's latest drug reforms Here's a primer on what's changing, courtesy of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Ontario drug reforms come slamming down on MD prescribing habits New rules promote greater use of generics, longer supply of chronic meds. Press Review – October 2, 2015 Exodus of foreign-trained doctors predicted in Alberta once AHS cuts pay to clinical assistants Newfoundland and Labrador reach fee agreement with doctors Details will be released later this month after the agreement is ratified OMA planning a social media 'thunderclap' Thursday afternoon to protest government actions Thousands of patients and doctors have signed up for initiative but others demand more concrete action Nova Scotia MLAs head to work with pharmacists Initiative had politicians learning about pharmacy practice firsthand States: Pharmacists defy anti-union Target Pharmacists and technicians in Brooklyn form first union in 110-year history of retailer. First Previous 1273 1274 1275 1276 1277 Next Last
