Comments Off on Custom Content. Contraceptive Care: Clinical Pearls for Pharmacists, Part 2
This two-part series provides pharmacists with clinical pearls to help patients find a contraception option that best suits their individual needs and reproductive health goals. In Part 1 of this two-part series (found HERE), we reviewed newer oral contraceptive options. In Part 2, we’ll delve into non-oral contraceptive options to meet unique patient needs! Read more
Comments Off on Top stories from 2020: Opening a new pharmacy during a global pandemic. What could go wrong?
When I first met pharmacy owners, Minh Nguyen and Phong Do, I never imagined that they would be opening their pharmacy in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic or that the pharmacy would be such a success during these challenging times.
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Comments Off on WTF: What The Flu?! Top 5 things to know about flu shots during COVID-19
Interest in influenza immunization is at an all-time high, with a third of Canadians indicating that they’re more likely to get their flu shot this year due to COVID-19. Read more
Comments Off on Custom Content. Contraceptive Care: Clinical Pearls for Pharmacists
A CPhA survey from earlier this year found that over 70% of Canadian women trust pharmacists to screen, prescribe, counsel and provide recommendations for birth control. Read more
Comments Off on Pharmacy Leader profile: Dean Miller has a passion for the pharmacy profession
"This sounds clichéd, but it’s true: pharmacy is so much more than being behind the counter. That is even truer today where we are seeing a blurring of healthcare professions." Read more
Comments Off on COVID-19. “These resources have resonated strongly among the pharmacy community.”
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the team at Wholehealth Pharmacy Partners has focused its efforts on providing key resources to pharmacies from clinical, operational, and professional affairs perspectives. Read more
Comments Off on COVID-19. Pharmacists on the frontlines. Marcel Laporte – “Communication has become even more important. We must let patients know we recognize their struggles.”
Communication has become even more important. We must let patients know we enjoy talking with them and recognize their struggles. Read more