PANS News
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Feb, 2016
It's All About Her Community for Pharmacist Candice Norton
Pharmacist and Pharmacy Manager Candice Norton first decided she wanted to be a pharmacy manager while studying pharmacy at Dalhousie University. The leadership role appealed to her because it would give her the chance to implement ideas she had developed for providing extended pharmacy services to her community. A year and a half ago, she was able to achieve her goal by becoming the pharmacy manager at Sobeys Baker Drive, Dartmouth.
15
May, 2015
Pharmacy Association Of Nova Scotia (PANS) Position Statement Influenza Immunizations For Pharmacists
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23
Jan, 2015
Dr. Neil MacKinnon talks to the CBC
Nova Scotia is the first province in Nova Scotia to have mandatory reporting of pharmacy errors and near misses. Dr. Neil J MacKinnon, Dean and Professor, James L Winkle College of Pharmacy,University of Cincinnati talks to the CBC about how this works and why its good for pharmacists, pharmacies and patients.
17
Mar, 2014
CPhA Promotional Video
French Link: http://www.pharmacists.ca/index.cfm/la-pharmacie-au-canada/
English Link : http://www.pharmacists.ca/index.cfm/pharmacy-in-canada/
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Mar, 2014
06
Feb, 2014
Pharmacy Awareness Month 2014 - Immunizations
Article: Immunizations – Convenient, Quick and Close
06
Feb, 2014
Pharmacy Awareness Month 2014 - Medication Reviews
Medication Reviews are an excellent opportunities to review your medications (prescription and over the counter) in a private, confidential and uninterrupted session with a medication specialist.
There are two types of Medication Reviews that are offered by pharmacists in Nova Scotia: Basic and Advanced.
Basic Medication Review
06
Feb, 2014
Pharmacy Awareness Month 2014 - Chronic Health Conditions
Your pharmacist can play a valuable role in helping you manage your Chronic Health Condition.
Article: Chronic Health Conditions – Your Pharmacist Can Help
It can be overwhelming when you are diagnosed with a chronic health condition such as asthma, diabetes or high blood pressure. New medications and recommendations for changes in lifestyle can lead to confusion. Your pharmacist is one of the healthcare professionals in this province that can help make sense of it all and help get – and keep – you on the road to good health.