Physician assistants able to prescribe
May 3, 2023
There are limitations but physician assistants are able to prescribe most medications.
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There are limitations but physician assistants are able to prescribe most medications.
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Standards must be met to help ensure the safety of pharmacy teams and patients, and the security of drugs.
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Changes clarify the focus on personal use and highlight an approach that avoids stigmatization.
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The National Drug Schedules will be revised to reflect changes in scheduling of loratadine for use in children aged two to 11 years.
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The Alberta Influenza Immunization Program has ended for the season.
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ACP Connect returns May 17 in Red Deer and May 18 in Calgary for an opportunity to collectively reflect on recent experiences and share success stories.
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Attempted or successful forgeries should be reported to ACP, police services, and possibly Health Canada.
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Important information for pharmacy teams wishing to order Pedifen®.
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The amendments introduce significant changes to how certain opioids may be prescribed, dispensed, compounded, and administered.
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A reminder and additional insight for some key changes to the regulation.
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