Pharmacists look to Alberta's 'gold standard' model in increasing their prescribing powers across Canada

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The Canadian Pharmacists Association (CPhA) is ramping up efforts to increase the number of medical conditions pharmacists can treat, in what it says is an effort to help ease the pressures of an overburdened healthcare system.

Pharmacists look to Alberta's 'gold standard' model in increasing their prescribing powers across Canada

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