The HIV/HCV was recently award the Specialties in Pharmacy Practice award by the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists at the annual Professional Practice Conference in Toronto on February 5th, 2017.
Thanks to all the supporters of the app!
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- Frequently Asked Questions on taking Antiretrovirals
- Why take antiretrovirals?
- Why is it important to take medications regularly?
- Why do certain drugs have to be taken with food and others taken on an empty stomach?
- What if you have side effects?
- Should you lower your drug dose if you are having side effects?
- Is it safe to take antiretrovirals with other medications?
- Is it safe to use alcohol or recreational drugs while you are on antiretroviral therapy?
- Why should medications be stored under specific conditions?
- What are some suggestions and tips to help make taking medications easier?
- Who should you tell if you are having problems?
- How can you get support and encouragement?
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- HIV Pharmacy Specialty Residency Program
- HIV Advanced (Year 2) Residency Program Manual
- 1. Residency Program Information
- 2. Policies and Procedures
- 3. RESIDENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
- 4. PRESENTATIONS
- 5. ROTATION DESCRIPTIONS
- 6. Assessment Information
- 7. TOOLS AND RESOURCES
- 8. CPRB ACCREDITATION STANDARDS
- 9. YEARLY SCHEDULES
- 10. ORIENTATION
- Case Presentation
- Goals and Objectives
- Evaluation Case Presentation
- Evidence-based Pharmacotherapy Presentations
- Format of Resident’s Presentations
- Guidelines for the Resident’s Research Project
- Guidelines on Making Poster Presentations
- Guidelines on Manuscript Preparation
- Guidelines on Presentation Skills
- Immunodeficiency Clinic Resident’s Training Package
- Pharmacy Org
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