Embracing Change in Lindsay, Ontario
AUGUST 2021 – Mike Cavanagh is so happy with the appointment-based model of pharmacy practice so far that he’s volunteered to be part of a
Embracing Change
How are pharmacists responding to an expanded scope of practice? Which services do patients appreciate the most? What are the challenges of billing for new services?
The Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy explores these and other frontline issues related to putting an expanded scope of practice into action. Pharmacists share best practices, lessons learned and how they’re making a difference in patients’ lives.
Latest Articles From Our Embracing Change Series
Embracing Change in Newfoundland and Labrador
JULY 2021 – The Medication Therapy Services (MTS) Clinic at Memorial University’s School of Pharmacy in St. John’s is a place where ideas thrive—and failure
Embracing Change in Stony Plain, Alberta
MAY 2021 – Carlene Oleksyn, manager-owner of Mint Health + Drugs: Meridian in Stony Plain, Alberta, has literally flipped her pharmacy around to better serve
Embracing change in Longueuil, Quebec
APRIL 2021 – After working for seven years as a consultant helping pharmacies implement new practice models, Judith Choquette decided it was time to walk
Embracing Change in Bedford, N.S.
FEBRUARY 2021 – For Fady Faltas, the term expanded scope is a misnomer. “At some point,” he says, “expanded scope is simply your scope.” The
Embracing Change: MedMe Health
JANUARY 2021 – Less than a year after earning her Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Waterloo in 2018, Rui Su and two partners
Embracing Change: Pace Pharmacy, Toronto
SEPTEMBER 2020 – Being your own boss, and acting on your vision is not something every pharmacist gets to achieve. For Adam Silvertown, pharmacist and
Embracing Change in Regina, Saskatchewan
AUGUST 2020 – “I never saw myself opening a pharmacy in my career but I realized that it was something that was needed, something that
Embracing Change in Toronto
APRIL 2020 – Whether it’s expanding pharmacy services or scaling them back in times of crisis, pharmacist/owner Victor Wong believes pharmacies need to embrace their
Canada’s Charity of Choice to Support Pharmacy
As a registered charity, the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy (CFP) is uniquely positioned to fund practical research and innovative practice models at the grassroots level, as well as recognize the leaders of today and tomorrow. Our vision is to be a catalyst for change in the profession of pharmacy by seeking out, nurturing and inspiring innovation. Your donations are a way to give back to a profession that has much to look forward to. Thank you for your support.
