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National Coordinating Office | May 24, 2011
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Recent content relevant to the Blueprint for Pharmacy. Latest Issue: July/August 2011 Vol 144/No 4
Family physicians' perceptions of pharmacy adaptation services in British Columbia
Natalie Henrich, PhD, MPH; Pamela Joshi, BSc, MSc; Kelly Grindrod, BSc (Pharm), MSc, PharmD; Larry Lynd, BSP, ACPR, PhD; Carlo Marra, BSc (Pharm), ACPR, PharmD, PhD
Background: In 2008, the BC provincial government introduced legislation that enabled pharmacists to adapt prescriptions. The purpose of this stude was to examine the perceptions, attitudes and practices of family physicians as they relate to pharmacy adaptation services. More...
May/June 2011 Vol 144 / No 3
Practice change challenges and priorities: A national survey of practising pharmacists
Derek Jorgenson, BSP, PharmD; Darcy Lamb, BSP, MSc; Neil J. MacKinnon, BSc(Pharm), MSc, PhD, FCSHP
Background: Vision and action plans have been created to address the future of pharmacy and help pharmacists progress into expanded roles in order to provide more patient-centred care. To assess the thoughts and perceptions of pharmacists in these new roles, a survey was conducted among practising pharmacists in Canada. More...
Policy Review - Developing recommendations for the reimbursement of expanded professional pharmacist's services in Ontario
Lisa Dolovich, BScPhm, PharmD, MSc.
The Ontario government has initiated a number of changes to the prescription drug system over the past 5 years. More...
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