An Act to Protect Patients is the most significant amendment to the Health Professions Act since it was first introduced. The amendments were passed to protect patients from sexual abuse and sexual misconduct by regulated health professionals. Consequences of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians not complying with the legislation are severe.
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Our in-depth publication will focus on cannabis and its impact on pharmacy practice.
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Are you an aspiring pharmacy leader? Apply by April 17, 2019!
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Nomination deadline extended to May 1, 2019.
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Priority One and Priority Two compliance deadlines for new standards are January 1, 2020.
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Accurate record-keeping is an obligation.
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Quality improvement can help your pharmacy to safely handle hazardous drugs.
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Effective April 1, 2019, compounding and repackaging agreements are now required.
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How long are TPP prescriptions valid from the time they are written?
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Health Canada issues updated questions and answers for pharmacy professionals.
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