ACP has launched new licensee and proprietor education programs
Pharmacy teams and owners can all benefit from these new programs.
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Pharmacy teams and owners can all benefit from these new programs.
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All licensees and proprietor’s representatives must complete applicable learning before applying to renew the pharmacy’s 2025-26 licence.
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New information is available for pharmacy teams as the 2024-25 immunization season kicks off.
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Prevnar 20™ (for pneumococcus) and Abrysvo™ (for respiratory syncytial virus) are available now through publicly funded programs.
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Courses must be offered in Canada and at least a portion must be in person to meet ACP requirements.
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The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta has updated its process for managing privacy impact assessments.
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Submissions for the Health Quality Council of Alberta’s Patient Experience Awards are now being accepted.
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Nearly 500 registrants joined ACP in person and online.
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When prescribing at initial access, pharmacists must advise patients that they can choose to have prescriptions dispensed at another pharmacy.
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To support better compliance with sterile compounding standards, ACP is moving to a two-year inspection cycle starting February 2025.
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