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Sedatives are not first-line therapy for insomnia and cognitive behavioural therapeutics for insomnia is not the same as sleep hygiene. The management of insomnia has been modernized. This session will describe the current best practice for insomnia and introduce resources and tools to support patients transitioning from chronic sedatives use to a brief course in “CTBi” for enduring relief of insomnia.

Speaker:

• Dr. David Gardner, BSc, MSc, PharmD

Additional Resources:

CBTi vs. Sleeping Pills

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for insomnia

Sleepwell Instructional Videos for Clinicians

Discount Code for CBTi and Sedative Deprescribing Training Course

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Join us for this informative session with CAPhE’s Tarek Hussein and learn how to improve the environmental sustainability of your pharmacy. Using examples, Tarek will discuss the issue of greenwashing in the health-care system and pharmacy practice. You will learn to critically assess environmental claims and distinguish genuine sustainable practices from misleading marketing. The session will also cover approaches to advocate for greener practices in health-care and professional practice.

Speaker:

• Tarek Hussein, MBA, BScPhm: RPh, Pharmacy Manager, Weller Pharmacy Co-lead, Clinical Practice in Adaptation, CAPhE

Additional Resources:

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Read more from Tarek Hussein in The Tablet (BCPhA)

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This webinar will review the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program which provides medical coverage for some Indigenous patients, specifically status First Nations. The webinar will detail how to navigate and administer the program, challenges facing providers and patients in accessing the program, and approaches to culturally safe patient care when faced with coverage or other barriers.

Speakers:

• Amy Lamb, BSP Executive Director, Indigenous Pharmacy Professionals of Canada

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Navigating the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program

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The power of negotiation: Navigating your first (or next) career move with Dr. Kelly Grindrod, Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy. This session will review some strategies and tips to help you negotiate your first (or next) job as a licensed pharmacist. We’ll review common topics such as salary and benefits, as well as other considerations and options to look for that can boost your quality of life and satisfaction with your work. Remember, the power of pharmacy is YOU and you are your own best advocate.

Speakers:

• Kelly Grindrod, PharmD, MSc, ACPR Associate Professor, University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy

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Join CPhA and the Canadian Association of Pharmacy for the Environment (CAPhE) for a practical discussion about climate change and pharmacy practice. Speakers from CAPhE will guide you through the impact of climate change on health and health-care systems and how you can identify implementation and mitigation strategies in your pharmacy. Don’t miss this session about how pharmacists can play a pivotal role in addressing climate change challenges.

Speakers:

• Caitlin Roy, BSP, Co-Chair Canadian Association of Pharmacy for the Environment (CAPhE)
• Jamie Park, PharmD, Education Co-Lead Canadian Association of Pharmacy for the Environment (CAPhE)
• Jessica Visentin, PharmD, Partnership Co-Lead Canadian Association of Pharmacy for the Environment (CAPhE)

Additional resources:

• Ensuring Continuity of Care During and After Emergencies and Natural Disasters
• Managing Emergency Pharmacy Closures
• Planning for an Emergency Pharmacy Closure
• Patient Resource: Medication Checklist and Grab & Go Medication Bag

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Drug shortages are an ongoing concern in the Canadian health-care system, affecting 1 in 4 Canadians. Dealing with shortages on the front line is time consuming for pharmacists and pharmacy teams, who must manage inventories and problem-solve with patients. Shortages are a long-standing issue in Canada, but we have seen an increase in major shortages since the start of the pandemic. Is this a problem that is unique to Canada? Why do shortages happen? Are we prepared for this year’s cold and flu season? In this recording, you’ll hear from 3 experts who each bring different perspectives and experiences to answer these important questions and more.

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Speakers:

• Angelique Berg, President & CEO, Canadian Association for Pharmacy Distribution Management
• Stephanie Di Trapani, Director, Drug Shortages Division, Health Canada
• Barry Power, Editor-in-Chief, CPhA

Moderator:

• Sadaf Faisal, Director, Professional Affairs, CPhA

Additional Resources:

• CPhA drug shortages webpage