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The Pharmacists Are In

The Pharmacists Are In

著者： Lampyon Health Communications Dr. John Papastergiou Ajit Johal
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概要

 The Pharmacists Are In is the Canadian pharmacist's guide to expanding and innovating scope of care within the pharmacy profession. Hosts Dr. John Papastergiou and Ajit Johal guide you in revolutionizing your pharmacy practice through discussions on point of care testing and monitoring, counselling strategies and implementing the latest in care best practices. HOSTS: Dr. John Papastergiou is a frontline community pharmacist owner, assistant professor at the University of Toronto and University of Waterloo school of pharmacies and an internationally recognized author, speaker, researcher and a point of care testing evangelist. John is passionate about developing and positioning community pharmacies to become a hub for monitoring patients for chronic diseases. In 2014, John was named Canadian Pharmacist of the Year and received the Ontario Pharmacist’s Association Mentorship Award. Ajit Johal is a practicing community pharmacist, clinical educator, and assistant professor at the UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Vancouver, British Columbia. He has achieved advanced certification in Diabetes Care, Psychiatric Pharmacy, and Travel Medicine. He has successfully created a clinical pharmacy model by establishing and growing “niche” pharmacy practices. He provides educational programs and lectures locally, nationally, and globally on the expanded role of pharmacists in primary care. Podcasts on this channel are produced by Lampyon Health Communications. For more information, please email info@lampyon.ca .All rights reserved 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • From Scope to System: Deepak Narang on Regulation, Workforce, and the Future of Pharmacy in Alberta

    From Scope to System: Deepak Narang on Regulation, Workforce, and the Future of Pharmacy in Alberta
    2026/05/04
    In this episode of The Pharmacists Are In, John and Ajit sit down with Deepak Narang, a community pharmacist, pharmacy owner, and candidate for Alberta College of Pharmacy Council. The conversation begins with a milestone moment - Deepak administering Canada's first adult RSV vaccine - and expands into a deeper discussion on pharmacy practice, regulation, and leadership. They explore the realities of practicing within Canada's most advanced scope, including recent reimbursement cuts, increasing regulatory pressures, and the growing complexity of frontline care. Deepak Narang shares his platform centered on practical, workable regulation, consistent execution of standards, and the importance of bringing frontline perspectives into decision-making. The discussion also dives into workforce optimization, including expanding the role of pharmacy technicians, opportunities for further pharmacist scope expansion, and the systems needed to support sustainable practice change. This episode offers a timely look at how pharmacy can continue to evolve while ensuring patient care remains at the center. If you are interested in the future of pharmacy practice, regulation, and leadership in Canada, this is a conversation you will not want to miss.
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    30 分
  • Rebranding Pharmacy: Danielle Paes on Scope Evolution, Specialization, and the Future of Practice

    Rebranding Pharmacy: Danielle Paes on Scope Evolution, Specialization, and the Future of Practice
    2026/04/29
    In this episode, Ajit Johal and Dr. John Papastergiou connect with Danielle Paes, Former Chief Pharmacist Officer at the Canadian Pharmacists Association and Head of Operations Canada at The Mental Wealth Academy, live from Pharmacy U, where she delivered the keynote address, to explore how the pharmacy profession has evolved over the past 15 years - and where it is headed next. From expanded scope and funding to the growing role of pharmacists in primary care, Danielle shares insights from her keynote on the transformation of pharmacy practice and the opportunity ahead. The conversation dives into rebranding the profession, moving beyond the traditional "retail" mindset, and embracing specialization based on passion and patient need. They also tackle real-world challenges - burnout, workforce pressures, and the gap between training and practice - while highlighting the importance of mindset, leadership, and professional alignment in building a sustainable and fulfilling career. Whether you are early in your career or looking to evolve your practice, this episode offers a powerful perspective on what it means to be a pharmacist today - and what is possible next. We are grateful to RxLaw for their support of this episode, helping to advance the knowledge and professional development of pharmacists. With a team that combines legal expertise and firsthand healthcare experience, RxLaw offers practical, informed guidance that reflects the realities of clinical practice. Their commitment to supporting healthcare professionals and navigating complex regulatory environments helps strengthen the profession and promote high standards of care.
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    28 分
  • Iron Deficiency and Quality of Life: The Pharmacist’s Opportunity

    Iron Deficiency and Quality of Life: The Pharmacist’s Opportunity
    2026/04/25
    In this episode, hosts Ajit Johal and Dr. John Papastergiou are joined live at Pharmacy U Toronto by Farzaneh Mahmoudyar, Brand Manager at Seaford Pharmaceuticals, for a unique conversation bridging pharmacy practice and industry. Fari shares her unconventional career journey from PharmD to strategic roles in pharma, driven by a passion for translating science into meaningful engagement with both healthcare professionals and patients. The discussion dives into iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia - a condition affecting millions of Canadians - and explores why it remains under-recognized despite its significant impact on patient quality of life. Together, they unpack real-world challenges pharmacists face when managing anemia, from limited time for patient counselling to the complexity of diagnosis and product selection. The conversation also highlights the growing expectations placed on pharmacists, the need for deeper clinical services, and how industry can more effectively engage pharmacists in meaningful, practice-relevant ways. This episode offers a fresh perspective on collaboration between pharmacy and industry, and the opportunity to elevate care in an often overlooked therapeutic area. We are grateful to RxLaw for their support of this episode, helping to advance the knowledge and professional development of pharmacists. With a team that combines legal expertise and firsthand healthcare experience, RxLaw offers practical, informed guidance that reflects the realities of clinical practice. Their commitment to supporting healthcare professionals and navigating complex regulatory environments helps strengthen the profession and promote high standards of care.
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    13 分
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