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How two pharmacists found a perfect way to explain kidney transplant

6-part video series recognized with Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists Leadership Award, sponsored by HealthPRO L-R: Christine Donaldson, HealthPRO’s Vice President, Pharmacy; Holly Mansell...

Industry Insights: Interview with CADTH President and CEO...

Dr. Brian O’Rourke is the President and Chief Executive Officer of CADTH, an independent, not-fo...

Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists presents 2019 On...

At this year's CSHP Ontario Branch conference and awards ceremony, HealthPRO was honoured to pres...

Mitigating risk through HealthPRO's Post Award Assessment...

When contracts transition and new products are awarded, the ability for frontline healthcare work...

#ConquerSilence is telling everyone connected to healthca...

AS CANADIAN PATIENT SAFETY WEEK celebrate its 14th year, CPSI, Patients for Patients Safety Canad...

Hospitals across the country celebrate improvements to pa...

“Three years ago, hospital pharmacists from across the country came together to raise awareness...

Displaying a Simple Number could Help Save Lives

Eight-year-old Andrew Sheldrick died after the pharmacy that dispensed his sleeping medication ...

Industry Insights: CPSI’s Chris Power Talks Patient Safety

In recognition of Canadian Patient Safety Week, HealthPRO spoke with Canadian Patient Safety Inst...

The Power of Possibilities: HealthPRO members and supplie...

Challenges in the pharmaceutical supply are not only frustrating but can be a matter of life and...

Supporting our Pharmacy members in meeting NAPRA standards

In November 2016, updated National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) Model S...

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