Avoid needlestick injuries
September 10, 2013
Most needlestick injuries among pharmacists occur during peak flu vaccination months.1 1 de Perio, Marie A., “Needlestick Injuries among Employees at…
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Most needlestick injuries among pharmacists occur during peak flu vaccination months.1 1 de Perio, Marie A., “Needlestick Injuries among Employees at…
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Always: Follow aseptic practices during the preparation and administration of injected medications.
Use medications packaged as single-use vials for…
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It’s often said that the sum is greater than the individual parts. For the team and patients at the Pain…
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A 13-year-old bought Benadryl from her neighbourhood pharmacy. Wanting to get high, she consumed 27 tablets and her friend consumed 3. Both…
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Here at ACP, we are excited to announce that we are live on Facebook and Twitter! We are looking forward…
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Together, with the Canadian Patient Safety Institute (CPSI), we are spreading the message to ASK. LISTEN. TALK. This year’s safety…
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All the textbooks in the world can never fully prepare anyone for that first encounter with a worried, ill patient.
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Have you ever tried to find something on our website, but couldn’t? Do you wish that it looked different? Do…
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We are pleased to report that the number of applicants for additional prescribing authorization is on the rise! To keep the…
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The 2014 Post-Professional Doctor of Pharmacy full-time program is a one-year clinical undergraduate program. It includes classroom courses and experiential learning. The…
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