The Canadian Pharmacists Journal (CPJ) is the voice of pharmacy practice research in Canada, helping turn knowledge into practice.

Published six times per year, CPJ features original, cutting-edge research, commentaries, evidence briefs, clinical practice guidelines, and practice tools focused on advancing the practice of pharmacy in Canada.

Check out some of the articles in the Sept/Oct issue of CPJ. All articles are open access!

“The Pharmacist's Touch” : The indispensable skills of the pharmacist in an era of AI
Kreshnik Hoti, Zubin Austin, Meagen Rosenthal, Ross T. Tsuyuki.

Operationalizing decolonization and Indigenization in pharmacy education: Insights from the Building Foundations initiative
Elizabeth Stacy and colleagues.

Impact of pharmacist-led prescribing for Lyme chemoprophylaxis on emergency department visits
Larissa Doiron and colleagues.

A baseline assessment of Manitoban pharmacy students’ knowledge of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Jenna Villarba and colleagues.

Exploring a potential model for pharmacist credentialling in Canada
Jacqueline Kwok and colleagues.

Description of pharmaceutical interventions and clinical impacts of a new electronic tool used to identify and manage medication of vulnerable hospitalized elderly patients
Joëlle Flamand-Villeneuve and colleagues.

And much more!