Responding to practice incidents is a key activity of CQI+
May 13, 2025
ACP’s continuous quality improvement program guides regulated members in a person-centred response to practice incidents.
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ACP’s continuous quality improvement program guides regulated members in a person-centred response to practice incidents.
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Participate in the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s survey to ensure the exams continue to measure activities important to practice.
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Pharmacists are encouraged to participate in Statistics Canada’s survey.
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Will serve a three-year term until 2028.
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Data discrepancy between ACP and TPP uncovers lack of reporting by some pharmacies.
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Helpful tips for pharmacists providing injections in ACP’s latest Advice to the Professions.
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Prevent is the first of five key activities that make up ACP’s new continuous quality improvement program.
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More than 300 regulated members joined ACP in person and online.
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An important message for pharmacy teams from Primary Care Alberta.
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Only pharmacists with additional prescribing authorization may prescribe Schedule 1 drugs to initiate therapy, unless in an emergency.
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