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Regulating the puddle, not the leak. That’s how most health regulators still operate. They discipline license holders at the point of care— while the real levers of outcome sit upstream, in corporate policy.

Handing out penalties at the bottom. Ignoring who’s pushing from the top. That’s the blind spot in most health regulatory systems. In a new Journal of Medical Regulation commentary, RxLaw founder Aly Háji and Professor Zubin Austin of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto examine what they call the “dual loyalty” problem…

RxLaw is now three lawyers, an articling student, a consultant, and a law clerk. We've built out to more than representing pharmacists , and now represent multiple health professions. We carry some of the most complex health law files in the country. None of that happened because we worked harder. It happened because when an…

If you hold a pharmacy licence in Ontario, what you're about to read applies to you, whether you practise or not, and whether you're behind a counter or not. Proposed amendments to the Code of Ethics are on the agenda for the OCP Ontario College of Pharmacists Board meeting on Monday, March 23rd.