AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCommunity Pharmacy: Shoppers Drug Mart’s first Health Outcomes Report says its pharmacists are helping Canadians access timely care, detect illness earlier and manage chronic conditions. Access and Capacity: Ontario says more than 511,000 people have been connected to primary care, while Barrie’s RVH reports a $7.8-million deficit as patient visits and care needs climb. Public Health: Nova Scotia flu cases are rising as vaccination gets underway, with Canada already facing an early flu season. Research: Western University has named a Canada Research Chair focused on antibiotic-resistant infections, and a federal investment of $24 million will support a Western-led HIV cure initiative. Care Gaps: Substance-related emergency visits among young mothers are rising, underscoring the need for better access to timely, appropriate support.
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