Minor Ailments prescribing
Bladder infection
Bladder infection
Bladder infection
skin rash
Bladder infection
Bladder infection
Pink Eye
Bladder infection
Acid Reflux
Acid Reflux
Muscle Pain & More
Acid Reflux
Allergies
Muscle Pain & More
Muscle Pain & More
Muscle Pain & More
Muscle Pain & More
Muscle Pain & More
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- Improved Medication Adherence
- Reduced Medication Errors
- Enhanced Safety
- Portability and Convenience
- Clear Medication Instructions
- Support for Caregivers
vaccines and medications injection
Vaccines
Our Pharmacists have registered their injection training with the College are now permitted to administer vaccines to any patient five years of age or older for 13 vaccine preventable diseases in addition to Flu and Covid-19 vaccines.
Medications
As of July 1, 2023, approved regulatory amendments to O. Reg 202/94 (General) of the Pharmacy Act, 1991 will authorize Ontario’s Part A pharmacists, registered pharmacy students and interns to administer substances listed in the regulations by injection and inhalation for purposes other than patient demonstration and education.
This will benefit patients being treated for conditions including osteoporosis, diabetes, or rheumatoid arthritis who may have difficulties with self-injection or who fear needles.
blood pressure monitoring
HOW TO MONITOR?
Hypertension Canada guidelines;
- Sitting position & back supported
- Arm bare and supported
- Use appropriate cuff size, middle of the cuff at heart level
- Do not talk or move before and during measurement
- Feet flat on the floor & legs uncrossed
WHEN TO MONITOR?
- Before breakfast and 2 hours after dinner
- Before taking your medication
- After emptying bladder and bowel if needed
- No tobacco or caffeine 1 hour before
- No exercise 30mins before
- Rest for 5 minutes
Prescription renewal
Patient Assessment
Our pharmacist performs a patient specific assessment to determine that the therapy is safe and appropriate by evaluating the risks and benefits, considering the patient’s health status and unique circumstances.
Pharmacist may renew a prescription if the medication to be continued is for the purpose of continuity of care.
Pharmacist can only renew a quantity of the drug that does not exceed the lesser of:
- The quantity that was originally prescribed, including any refills that were authorized by the prescriber; or
- A twelve (12) month supply.
naloxone kit & education
Naloxone rapidly reverses the symptoms of an opioid overdose.
Naloxone is considered safe for everyone, unless there is a reason to believe a person has an allergy to naloxone.
If you are not sure what caused someone to become unconscious, giving naloxone is not likely to cause further harm.
If a person has been using opioids, naloxone may put them into withdrawal. While withdrawal is uncomfortable, it is usually not life threatening.
Protection from liability available under the Good Samaritan Act, 2001.
Virtual Walk-in Clinic, Open 24 Hours
Virtual Walk-in Clinic, Open 24 Hours
Virtual Walk-in Clinic, Open 24 Hours
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patient-centered care
We will apply our knowledge, skills and abilities to help make our patients better
We will be diligent in our efforts to do no harm and, whenever possible prevent harm from occurring
We will ensure that we invariably act in our patients' best interests and not our own
TIME-DELAY SAFE
FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY, LIMITED NARCOTIC AND CONTROLLED DRUGS ARE ON SITE