Sherilyn Houle

Headshot of Sherilyn Houle - Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy
Innovation Fund Recipient
2015

Sherilyn Houle and her research team at University of Waterloo studied the clinical effectiveness and patients’ satisfaction with travel medicine services provided by pharmacists with independent prescribing authority. Results were very positive. “We hope pharmacists are encouraged by these results, which show that they can safely and effectively prescribe and inject travel vaccines independently, and it’s a service that patients really appreciate,” says Houle.

Published study – “Clinical outcomes and satisfaction with a pharmacist-managed travel clinic in Alberta, Canada”

2018 news article – Pharmacists’ fit in travel medicine

2018 news article – Happy, healthy travels

2017 news article – Untapped potential of travel meds

2015 news article – CFP’s Innovation Fund winners

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Abstract submissions close on

June 26

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Individuals and teams involved in pharmacy practice research across Canada are invited to submit abstracts for in-person oral or poster presentations for the upcoming 2026 SHARP Symposium on September 30, hosted by the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy and Ontario Pharmacists Association.