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Presented by Lisa Grandy Allen

At the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: 

1. Analyze the evolution of Canadian MAID legislation and ongoing debates
2. Review the ideal pharmacological properties for MAID medications and outline those included in current protocols
3. Detail logistical considerations for MAID prescriptions
4. Provide resources for MAID information and support

This webinar is accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until June 11, 2027

Presented by Dr. Sophie Church

At the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: 

1. Apply evidence-based strategies to manage common clinical scenarios in patients receiving treatment for ADHD. 
2. Identify safety considerations related to ADHD medications in clinical practice, and strategies to mitigate risk of harm. 
3. Differentiate approaches to ADHD management in the presence of comorbid conditions such as anxiety, depression, or substance use disorder.
4. Identify safety considerations related to ADHD medications in clinical practice, and strategies to mitigate risk of harm.

This webinar has been accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until May 7, 2027

Presented by Dr. Sophie Church

At the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Describe the core symptoms, diagnostic criteria, and epidemiology of ADHD across the lifespan. 
2. Apply current guideline recommendations to optimize ADHD treatment in pharmacy practice. 
3. Compare stimulant and non-stimulant medications for ADHD with respect to mechanisms of action, delivery systems, efficacy, and adverse effects. 
4. Recognize important adverse effects, safety warnings, and monitoring requirements associated with ADHD medications.

This webinar has been accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until April 23, 2027

Presented by Dr. Allison Scott

Grand Rounds presentation on ocular conditions that may require referral to optometry.  We will review which symptoms to listen for to develop a collaborative approach between optometry and pharmacy.

This webinar has been accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until March 31, 2027

Presented by Dr. Cindy Yeung

Each year, 60 in 15,000 newborns at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in Canada experience adverse drug reactions due to off-label use (the drugs are not approved in neonates). The heavy impact of off-label drugs on neonates is not surprising since 90% of NICU drugs are used off-label in Canada. As another striking statistic, 22,100 mothers (10%) annually in Canada discontinue their drug therapy or breastfeeding due to uncertainty about how their medications might affect their infant. Similar to newborns, there is sparse labelling during lactation. 

Dr. Yeung's expertise in two model types, population PK (popPK) and physiologically based PK (PBPK) modeling, will help predict precise doses for neonates at the NICU and estimate maternal chemical exposures to breastfeeding infants. In this webinar, Dr. Yeung will be discussing how she plans to leverage these two modeling techniques in relation to cardiovascular health, environmental toxicology, and precision dosing.

This webinar has been accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until November 26, 2026

Presented by:

Beverley Zwicker, CEO & Registrar  
Eric Coates, Director of Professional Services 
Meghan Campbell, Quality Assurance Assistant Manager 
Leah Hutt, Director of Policy and Registrations 

The webinar will provide an opportunity for pharmacy professionals to come together to learn about ongoing and upcoming NSPR initiatives: 

• New pharmacy legislation - an overview of the new consolidated Pharmacy Regulations and the approach the NSPR will now take in enabling pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to practice to their fullest potential.
• Staffing and Workload Initiative for Safety and Effectiveness (StaffWISE) - an update on the NSPR鈥檚 recently launched staffing level program.

This webinar has been accredited for 1.5 CEUs.

Available until November 5 2026

Presented by Kelly MacKinnon, Jennifer Fleming, and Madi McLean

Learning objectives

1. Identify best practices for the management of common community-acquired infections based on current evidence, local antimicrobial susceptibilities, and antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) principles. 
2. Discuss antimicrobial treatment options in adult & pediatric populations. 
3. Acquire local and Canadian AMS resources available to primary care providers across Nova Scotia.

This webinar is accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until October 28, 2026

Presented by Greg Richard

Learning Objectives:

1. Explore the epidemiology of gender diversity in Canada. 
2. Briefly discuss the assessment strategies used in initiating gender affirming care.  
3. Describe non-pharmacological strategies and pharmacological therapies used in gender affirmation.  
4. Review practical considerations for providing gender affirming care in clinical practice.

This webinar is accredited for 1 CEU.

Available until September 25, 2026