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    A Pharmacist's Journey

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    • Dec 06

      A pharmacists' journey – one year in. Part 2

      In my last blog and now, in this week’s blog, I am providing readers with a sense of what it’s been like for me to transition from pharmacy owner to employee, and I’m sharing what I’ve been doing during my first year with Neighbourly Pharmacy.
      Bruce Winston
      Head of Alberta Pharmacy Strategy & Professional Affairs, Neighbourly Pharmacy
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    • Nov 29

      A pharmacist's journey – one year in

      Who knew that in my 37th year post-graduation as a pharmacist, I’d still have so much I want to accomplish before my professional journey is complete? What an interesting year I’ve had. November 30th marked the one-year anniversary since the sale of Sandstone Pharmacies to Neighbourly Pharmacy.
      Bruce Winston
      Head of Alberta Pharmacy Strategy & Professional Affairs, Neighbourly Pharmacy
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  • Blog

    Layered Pharmacy Leadership

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    • Jan 31

      3 steps to solving your hiring puzzle

      Solving hiring in pharmacy will first mean finding more candidates without a sizeable investment of our time.
      Jason Chenard
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    • Jan 24

      Pharmacists have teleprompters for brains

      Relative to the history of our profession, only more recently have pharmacists been pushed to invent from scratch through prescribing. This is a new mental model, where we use the same analysis but then move on to create the solution instead of select it from what is put in front of us.
      Jason Chenard
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    Leadership in Pharmacy

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    • Jan 31

      How can pharmacists lead up, up and away? Part 2.

      One of the most important ways we lead is by leading up. This is key for a number of reasons. Perhaps most notably, it is because when we lead up, we make life easier for our boss. And in turn, our boss can make life easier for us.
      Jesse McCullough
      Founder, Keystone Pharmacy Insights
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    • Jan 24

      How can pharmacists lead up, up and away?

      One of the most important ways we lead is by leading up. This is key for a number of reasons. Perhaps most notably, it is because when we lead up, we make life easier for our boss. And in turn, our boss can make life easier for us.
      Jesse McCullough
      Founder, Keystone Pharmacy Insights
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  • Blog

    Life Support

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    • Feb 14

      The Swiss cheese holes

      It was our sixth code in a week. This is unusually high at our small community hospital. Sometimes the ‘holes ’ lineup and things go very wrong.
      Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes
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  • Blog

    Managing

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    • Dec 07

      5 top lessons I've learned from my patients

      When I left pharmacy school over 20 years ago, I thought I had attained all the knowledge I needed in order to care for patients. The one thing that all those years of studying didn’t teach me was that my patients were going to become my greatest teachers.
      Carlene Oleksyn
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  • Blog

    Memories, Medicine & Moods

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    • Dec 16

      House-call horrors: It's Christmas at the biker bar too

      What was I, a nice Jewish girl and new mother, doing out on a cold Christmas night riding around in an overheated car doing home visits? Well, someone has to work Christmas and it may as well be me.
      Perle Feldman
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    Pharmacy & Politics

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    • Dec 15

      Who's looking after the pharmacists?

      Pharmacists have given their all to help battle this pandemic. Yet who's looking out for their safety when they feel at risk in their work environment?
      BRANDON TENEBAUM
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  • Blog

    Pharmacy Finance

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    • Jan 31

      Pharmacy U presenters Mike Jaczko & Max Beairsto: Fix these accounting mistakes in 2023, Part 1: Inventory

      Bad accounting practices are just, well, bad – for your business and for its value when it comes time to sell. If your books are unreliable, a potential buyer is going to look askance at your pharmacy and wonder what else is wrong.
      Mike Jaczko - Max Bearisto
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    • Jan 17

      Pharmacy U presenters Mike Jaczko & Max Beairsto on...benchmarking your dispensary

      We have been helping pharmacist-owners sell their businesses for decades now, and we have often been surprised that the one part of their operations to which they are closest – the dispensary – is also one to which they pay the least attention in terms of measuring performance.
      Mike Jaczko - Max Bearisto
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  • Blog

    The Kindly Country Quack

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    • May 08

      Financial atorvastatin

      A cardiologist wonders whether he's made the right preventative moves to avoid a 'financial stroke' down the line.
      JohnWyatt Crosby
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    • Nov 28

      November's the worst

      March also sucks with similar cutting winds and grey skies and leafless trees. There is little clean snow to blanket the ugly.
      JohnWyatt Crosby
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  • Blog

    Where Art Meets Medicine

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    • Oct 02

      The art of the chart: 10 tips that help me never chart at home

      I am a very busy physician who is fully booked on clinic days. My last patient is booked at 4:45 p.m. and I rarely leave after 5:30 p.m. I leave with all my charting done.
      Ted Jablonski
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