Pharmacy Business

Five minor ailments and injectable buprenorphine could be added to Ontario pharmacists’ toolkit in the new year, while pharmacy technicians will have until March 2027 to complete CPR and first aid certification.

To keep up with rising costs, you need to grow the business, which is hard to do while standing behind the counter.

Newly appointed as chief pharmacist officer at the Canadian Pharmacists Association, the veteran pharmacist discusses burnout, primary care and why patients' access to pharmacy services shouldn't depend on where they live.

Pharmacists are being encouraged to share the resource with patients and families navigating a heart failure diagnosis.

The Ontario College of Pharmacists is urging members to use inclusive language when assessing patients for uncomplicated urinary tract infections.

Researchers say confusion over prescription labels and health information is common, underscoring the need for clearer communication from healthcare providers.

Infoway had been under considerable scrutiny over how it spent taxpayer money after the failure of the $300-million PrescribeIT program.

The Ontario College of Pharmacists’s new compliance roadmap is meant to help designated managers be up-to-date on new AIMS program requirements.