Canadian Pharmacists Journal (CPJ) Best Paper of the Year

Stacey Tkachuk, Erin Ready, and colleagues

Role of the pharmacist caring for people at risk of or living with HIV in Canada

The CPJ Best Paper of the Year award is given by the CPJ Editorial Board to the manuscript judged most likely to positively impact pharmacy practice and lead to better patient care.

This year’s CPJ Best Paper focuses on the role of the pharmacist within the HIV cascade of care, serving as a practical guide to new pharmacists providing HIV care, pharmacy students, residents, and community or hospital pharmacists with limited HIV experience. This study, by co-primary authors Stacey Tkachuk and Erin Ready, and co-authors Shanna Chan, Jennifer Hawkes, Tracy Janzen Cheney, Jeff Kapler, Denise Kreutzwiser, Linda Akagi, Michael Coombs, Pierre Giguere, Christine Hughes, Deborah Kelly, Sheri Livingston, Dominic Martel, Mark Naccarato, Salin Nhean, Carley Pozniak, Tasha Ramsey, Linda Robinson, Jonathan Smith, Jaris Swidrovich, Jodi Symes, Deborah Yoong, and Alice Tseng, includes HIV-specific resources that further elaborate on concepts discussed in this article.