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 July/August issue of CPJ. All articles are open access!
Editorial: AI in pharmacy practice: Is it a doomsday or a dream pill?
Meagen Rosenthal, Zubin Austin, Ross T. Tsuyuki, Kreshnik Hoti.
"I really like the idea of a partnership": A qualitative exploration of patients' perspectives on pharmacist and physiotherapist collaboration for musculoskeletal care[
Julianne MacCallum and colleagues.
Advocacy 102: Speaking the right language
Shelita Dattani.
Roles of the community pharmacist during the COVID-19 pandemic: An analysis of documents informing practice in Newfoundland and Labrador
Sylvia Farooq and colleagues.
Uptake of pharmacist services for common ambulatory conditions: A repeated cross-sectional evaluation of the Ontario Minor Ailment Services program
Daphne To and colleagues.
Gen Z perceptions of AI-supported prescription fulfillment in community pharmacy
Bobbi Morrison and colleagues.
Pharmacist-led intervention for optimal heart failure medications: A pilot randomized controlled trial
Ricky Turgeon.
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