Make your mark!
Become a CPS author or reviewer
FOCUS ON DERMATOLOGY
Authors needed for:
- Fungal Skin Infections (jock itch, ringworm)
- Viral Skin Infections (common warts)
Health care is continually evolving and the evidence to support treatment options is a key driver for change. CPhA and CPS need your expert knowledge and perspectives to ensure that our content remains up to date and on the cutting edge of clinical practice.
We are seeking authors and peer-reviewers to write and review new and updated chapters in CPS.
| Author | Reviewer |
|---|---|
|
What you bring |
|
|
|
|
What’s involved |
|
|
Authors are dedicated to a specific chapter and will complete a major revision with peer review approximately every 3 years. Between major revisions, authors keep abreast of new literature and guidelines and complete minor revisions approximately once per year. |
Peer reviewers may be asked to review different chapters within their expertise, depending on their availability. The turnaround time for reviews is generally 2-3 weeks. |
|
What topics are available |
|
|
|
|
Don’t see your area of expertise listed above? Check back often – we’ll update this page as necessary. |
|
What’s in it for you
As a CPS author or reviewer, you will:
- Join a trusted and respected group of experts, the lifeblood of CPS: the Canadian standard for drug and therapeutic content
- Have the opportunity to give back to the profession, share your knowledge and make even more of a difference for your peers, patients and health care in Canada
- Work with CPhA’s knowledgeable and passionate team of Clinical Editors to create world-class educational resources
- Have a great addition to your CV
- Receive a small honorarium to thank you for your time and expertise
How to apply
To apply, please email EditorInChiefCPS@pharmacists.ca to express your interest. Please include the following information:
- Name and credentials
- Job title
- Organization
- Area of interest/clinical expertise
- Short description of relevant experience
- Whether you’d like to become an author or a reviewer
CPS Editorial Policy
Content in CPS pertaining to clinical treatment of health conditions is written with input from expert health professionals and is based on the best available evidence. CPhA employs a rigorous peer review process to ensure the information is accurate and unbiased. Content is extensively reviewed and validated by CPhA's Clinical and Scientific Editors and by at least 2 reviewers (physicians, pharmacists and other health-care professionals) who are recognized experts in their relevant clinical area. CPhA asks authors and reviewers to disclose any potential conflicts of interest. CPhA does not accept funding from pharmaceutical manufacturers for any content that it develops.