Happy Pride Month! On this episode of Pharmacy Q+A, we’re talking about how pharmacy teams can support the 2SLGBTQ+ community here in Nova Scotia. Martha Lowe from the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia is joined by pharmacist Greg Richard, owner of Boyd’s Pharmasave in Halifax’s North End and Chair of the PANS Pharmacy Practice Committee. Together, they explore inclusive, respectful care and ways pharmacy teams can help improve access to care. We also answer listener questions about pharmacy clinics and the roles of pharmacy team members behind the counter.

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In this episode of Pharmacy Q+A, PANS' Tristan Park and pharmacist Pam Kennedy explore the many ways community pharmacies in Nova Scotia can support your care. From treatment of common infections like pink eye, strep throat, and uncomplicated UTIs, to medication injections and mental health and addictions support, pharmacists are doing more than ever. Learn how services like the Bloom Program work, why appointments matter, and how easy it is to access care at no cost—with a valid Nova Scotia health card.

Book your next appointment at YourPharmacyNS.ca and discover what your pharmacist can do for you!

Have a question of your own? Listeners are invited to submit questions by emailing podcast@pans.ns.ca, leaving a voicemail at 902-422-9583 Ext 109 or through PANS' social media. You could be featured in a future episode!

DISCLAIMER

This podcast is intended for general educational and informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider if they have any questions or concerns about their health.

In Episode 2 of Pharmacy Q+A, PANS' Tristan Park sits down with co-host and Pharmacist Pam Kennedy to answer more questions from the public on topics like birth control, ear infections, and prescription renewals. The episode also includes a thoughtful segment from Pam on how pharmacy teams can support patients going through cancer treatment, highlighting the role that your pharmacy team can play in medication support, coordination of care, and day‑to‑day guidance during a challenging time.

Have a question of your own? Listeners are invited to submit questions by emailing podcast@pans.ns.ca, leaving a voicemail at 902-422-9583 Ext 109 or through PANS' social media. You could be featured in a future episode!

DISCLAIMER

This podcast is intended for general educational and informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider if they have any questions or concerns about their health.