Labels might cause injector to stick inside carrier tube.
Federal cannabis legislation is about to take effect: what pharmacy professionals need to know.
Pharmacists’ role has expanded this year.
New Health Canada regulations come into effect October 20, 2018.
Take some time on October 16
th to recognize these valuable members of the pharmacy team.
Health Canada updates Canadians on estimates of health risks for recalled valsartan drugs containing NDMA.
Staying current with drug and health product knowledge contributes to maintaining quality care.
New information on what factors should be considered when assessing risk and how to report a breach.
Victoria Knight is fulfilling her ambition to help the community.
Provisional pharmacy technician Katerina Beland returns home to northern Alberta to serve her community.
Auvi-Q® auto-injector is now available in Canada.
How can you best help your patients and other health professionals?
The biggest change? A mandatory pre-opening inspection.
Extra session added to annual RxA conference.
Reporting of health information breaches is set to become mandatory in Alberta on August 31, 2018.
Advice and tools for pharmacists to help patients in need of epinephrine.
New reporting requirements of pharmacists will be effective November 1, 2018.
Some helpful reminders and tips from 2016-17 assessors.
We’d like your feedback about the effectiveness of our handout for individuals using opioid medications.
A pharmacist and a pharmacy technician are needed for the advisory committee.
