Health Insight
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Pharmacists on the Frontlines Leading the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
Having administered a record 5.6 million flu shots to Canadians last year pharmacy teams play a key role in getting COVID-19 vaccines into arms quicker.
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Hear from Pharmacy Leaders Kelly Grindrod, James Morrison and Jaris Swidrovich
Pharmacy leaders Dr. Kelly Grindrod, James Morrison, and Dr. Jaris Swidrovich discuss what their experience in the field has taught them.
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Partially-Sighted Reporter Speaks to the Community
AMI, a not-for-profit media company, helps members of the blind and partially sighted community build confidence and connect during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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How Everyone Can Be a More Empowered Patient
We asked organizations representing patients how Canadians can become proponents for patient access and what they can do to become more empowered patients.
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Innovation Could Be the Solution to Canada’s Growing Health Care Crisis
The Canadian health care system was once the envy of the world. According to Health City, it could be again — if innovation is embraced.
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Opening Our Eyes to Vision Loss in 2020
The year 2020 is a reminder that vision loss is far-reaching and that more must be done to comprehend the personal and social consequences.
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An Open Letter from the Canadian Council of the Blind and Fighting Blindness Canada
Louise Gillis, CCB President, and Doug Earle, FBC President, reflect on how the vision loss and blind communities can be supported in the year 2020.
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The Vision Is Clear for a Better Tomorrow
Seva partners with locals in developing countries to deliver self-sufficient, self-sustaining eye care programs — but there's still plenty of work to be done.
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Paving the Way for Greater Tech Accessibility
We asked Kataryna Patsak, an Accessibility Project Manager with Bell, about the company's innovative accessibility products and services.
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For People with Vision Loss, Accessible Tech Can Be Life-Changing
People with vision loss can face barriers when accessing media, employment opportunities, independent transportation, and more. Technology is changing that.