New reporting requirements take effect January 1, 2021.
PrescribeIT Alberta pilot program to be slowly expanded.
An invitation to participate in a federal government survey on the impacts of the pandemic on healthcare workers.
Pharmacists should always consider if there is an appropriate product that’s commercially available.
Are you storing your vaccines appropriately and retaining the required documentation?
Digitally signed invoices stored electronically do not meet leg...
Lessons Learned: failing to fulfill your professional declarations and not carrying current professional liability insurance can become a costly mistake.
Lessons Learned: Don’t Let embarrassment or other personal circumstances negatively affect your professional conduct.
Pharmacists will be required by law to report immunization events beginning January 1, 2021.
Advertising them as such may be misleading to the public.
Existing appointments may be honoured until November 4, 2020.
Accommodations made during COVID-19 have now been written into the regulations.
Implementing ACP’s five-year strategic plan will be her top priority.
Lessons Learned: licensees must understand their responsibilities in operating their pharmacies, including honesty...
How to communicate information obtained through your critical appraisal process in a meaning...
Health Quality Council of Alberta announces a new two-part submission process.
The guidance is now available on the ACP website.
Templates are available to download on the ACP website.
Social media peer pressure can lead to overdoses.