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The Canadian Pharmacists Association actively develops policies and positions outlining the role of the pharmacist as the drug expert and partner in provision of high-quality drug therapy. These policies and positions are intended to guide pharmacists in day-to-day activities and to define the role of the pharmacist within the health care system.
To view our various statements, select one of the statement titles below.
Breastfeeding and Infant Nutrition (May 2001)
Catastrophic Drug Coverage (March 2008) / Énoncé de position de l'APhC sur la couverture des médicaments onéreux (Mars '08)
Coalition for a Canadian Pharmaceutical Strategy / Coalition pour une stratégie pharmaceutique canadienne (July 21 2006)
Coalition Pharmaceutical Strategy- Open letter to Premiers ( July 21 2006)
CPhA Position Statement on a Doctor of Pharmacy Degree as an Entry-Level to Practice (March 2009) / Énoncé de la position de l'APhC sur le doctorat en pharmacie en tant que condition d'insertion dans la pratique
CPhA Position Statement on Cross-Border Prescription Drug Trade (Feb 2004)
Direct-to-Consumer Advertising (DTCA)(Feb 2000)
Pharmacare Position Statement (August 2004)
Pharmacist Prescribing - CPhA Position Statement (Aug 2007)/Énoncé de position de l'APhC à propos du pharmacien prescripteur
Pharmacy Information Networks: CPhA-CACDS-CSHP Joint Statement (February 2006)
Position Statement on Crystal Methamphetamine and Restricting Sales of Ephedrine and Pseudoephedrine (February 2006)
Position Statement on Medical Marijuana (Oct 2005)
Position Statement on the Sale and Dissemination of Prescription Data (Oct 2002)
Scopes of Practice - Joint Policy Statement (Apr 2003)
Smoking Cessation Joint Statement (Jan 2001)
Toward an Environmentally Responsible Canadian Health Sector (November 09) / Vers le respect de l'environnement dans le secteur de la santé au Canadale secteur de la santé au Canada (novembre 2009)
For more information, contact:
Canadian Pharmacists Association
Tel: (613) 523-7877 or 800-917-9489
Fax: (613) 523-0445
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