The pieces are falling into place: increasingly complex patient needs, overburdened physicians, expanded scopes of practice and government-funded pharmacist services. All point to opportunities for community pharmacists to reshape their future, for those willing to take the first leap.
Expanded scopes of practice lay foundation for communitypharmacists to step into a much greater role in primary care.
Researchers agree that pharmacy has reached a turning point – though it’s up to individual pharmacists to reach the destination.
As part of its annual Changing Face of Pharmacy report, the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy...
The federal and provincial governments have enacted a wide range of temporary laws, regulations...
