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We caught up with Jaris Swidrovich during Indigenous History Month to talk about his practice and how education is a critical first step in providing safe, inclusive health care to Indigenous communities.

June is National Indigenous History Month – a time to learn about and celebrate the rich history, cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, while also recognizing the ongoing trauma and harm experienced by Indigenous peoples and building a path toward reconciliation.

Intergenerational trauma, health-care disparities, and racism in all its forms continue to undermine the health of Indigenous patients and their trust in the health care system. As a key entry point to our health system, the pharmacy community has a key role to play in implementing culturally safe, patient-centered care across Canada.  

CPhA has created 2 printable posters that you can display in your pharmacy as a visual reminder that aggressive behaviour is not tolerated and that your pharmacy team is here to help.

We caught up with Bob Mattice during National Immunization Awareness Week to talk about his practice and the important role pharmacists play in vaccinating their communities.

We caught up with Molly Yang during National Immunization Awareness Week to talk about her practice and the important role pharmacists play in vaccinating their communities.

We caught up with Jaelee Guenther during National Immunization Awareness Week to talk about her practice and the important role pharmacists play in vaccinating their communities.

We caught up with Ajit Johal during National Immunization Awareness Week to talk about his about his passion for pharmacists as immunizers and the important role pharmacists play in vaccinating their communities.