The College has a wealth of valuable resources for you – from practice tools to videos to e-Learning modules, manuals, brochures, and continuing education (CE) resources.

Browse our comprehensive list of practice tools on topics such as record keeping and documentation, designated managers, expanded scope, methadone and buprenorphine, and much more.

Our video library includes videos on topics such as "Integrating Pharmacy Technicians into Community Practice," "Narcotics Reconciliation," "A Decision to do Nothing is Still a Decision," and more!

We’ve developed interactive e-Learning modules to help you brush up on key regulations, like the Drug and Pharmacies Regulation Act (DPRA) and the Ontario Drug Benefit Act (ODBA).

And last but not least, the CE tool on our website organizes hundreds of potential professional development activities (for both pharmacists and pharmacy technicians), which make finding your next continuing education activity quick and easy.

The Systemic Treatment Program at Cancer Care Ontario is conducting a 15-minute anonymous online survey as part of a research study to understand the management of chemotherapy-related toxicities by community pharmacists and the educational and communication needs to enhance toxicity management in community practice.

The study will help to develop tools and programs that can enhance the management of chemotherapy-related toxicities for patients and caregivers.

Pharmacists are invited to express their experience and provide feedback by completing the survey on the Cancer Care Ontario website. The deadline is June 30, 2016.

Are you following OCP on Twitter? Be sure to do so now to get the latest regulatory news and updates, new practice tools, important member reminders, and much more!

Plus, every Monday we post a helpful practice tip! Tips are developed from actual observations and encounters in practice and include: record keeping and documentation, methadone dispensing, narcotics reconciliation, clinical decision making, patient counselling, and much more.