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Pear Healthcare Solutions is your trusted source for continuing education programs and custom solutions to help you and your pharmacy staff in advancing your practice and optimizing your business and the health and wellness of your patients.

Insomnia is a distinct clinical disorder with an impact on patient health and functioning. Traditional therapies like be...
05/28/2026

Insomnia is a distinct clinical disorder with an impact on patient health and functioning. Traditional therapies like benzodiazepines can be harmful to some, yet they continue to be used long-term. Join us for Advances in Insomnia Management, a complimentary, live, 60 minute, CCCEP accredited webinar for community pharmacists. With two sessions available, June 24 and June 25, each presented by a pharmacist expert, this webinar will review current Canadian recommendations for insomnia and explore pharmacotherapy considerations. Sign up today to build your clinical confidence in supporting patients with insomnia.

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RSVP for June 25 webinar:
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The way you talk about diabetes monitoring is as important as what you say. Choosing language that is accessible, non-ju...
05/21/2026

The way you talk about diabetes monitoring is as important as what you say. Choosing language that is accessible, non-judgmental, and aligned with individual preferences can help people with diabetes understand their continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) results and make informed decisions. To learn more, watch the first in a series of Ask the Expert videos that are part of the 2026 Virtual Clinical Rounds Series for Community Pharmacists: Best Practices in Diabetes Care. This short video features CDE pharmacist Robert Roscoe, who shares how adjusting your language, tone, and approach can lead to more supportive CGM conversations.

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Diabetes Canada recommends that people with type 2 diabetes on insulin use continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) to reduce...
05/19/2026

Diabetes Canada recommends that people with type 2 diabetes on insulin use continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) to reduce A1C and increase time in range. Pharmacists can use a diabetes-focused medication review to optimize therapies and incorporate CGM for people with type 2 diabetes. Get more confident with your medication review process by participating in the series of two live, peer-reviewed, complimentary webinars entitled 2026 Virtual Clinical Rounds Series for Community Pharmacists: Best Practices in Diabetes Care.

Webinar 1:
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Webinar 2:
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In the year following an acute coronary syndrome (ACS) event, patients remain at elevated risk of recurrent ischemic eve...
05/15/2026

In the year following an acute coronary syndrome (ACS) event, patients remain at elevated risk of recurrent ischemic events such as myocardial infarction, stroke, or death. Early and effective lipid lowering is critical during this vulnerable period. The Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) dyslipidemia guidelines recommend stepwise intensification of lipid-lowering therapy in high-risk patients post-ACS, which may include the addition of non-statin therapies such as ezetimibe or PCSK9 inhibitors in appropriate patients. The non-accredited, peer-reviewed, online course Pharmacist-Led Dyslipidemia Optimization in Secondary Prevention: Applying the CCS Guidelines in Practice was developed to support community pharmacists. Enrol today to explore how you can use your scope of practice to help reduce cardiovascular risk after ACS by applying the practical, evidence-based content, practice tool, and healthcare professional videos included in this course.

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While most acute wounds heal in four to six weeks, some can progress to chronic wounds that may take longer to heal and ...
05/12/2026

While most acute wounds heal in four to six weeks, some can progress to chronic wounds that may take longer to heal and may not heal completely. That is why prompt assessment and treatment of minor wounds is so important. NanoSALV Catalytic is a new non-prescription medical device designed to support healing for various skin concerns such as minor traumatic wounds and cuts, cold sores, as well as irritation and inflammation due to eczema, contact dermatitis, and diaper rash. Learn more about its unique features and when to incorporate it into the treatment plan for minor skin conditions and wound care by reading this issue of Products with Purpose entitled NanoSALV Catalytic: Advanced Skin and Wound Treatment.

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Two out of three people with type 2 diabetes experience stigma that is linked to diabetes distress and reduced emotional...
05/11/2026

Two out of three people with type 2 diabetes experience stigma that is linked to diabetes distress and reduced emotional well-being and quality of life. You can help to reduce stigma. Start by watching the first in a series of Ask the Expert videos that are part of the 2026 Virtual Clinical Rounds Series for Community Pharmacists: Best Practices in Diabetes Care focused on continuous glucose monitoring (CGM).This short video features CDE pharmacist Robert Roscoe, who shares how adjusting your language, tone, and approach can lead to more supportive conversations. WATCH NOW: https://qrco.de/bgmNKO

From medication optimization to adherence support, pharmacist-led interventions have been shown to improve glycemic cont...
05/07/2026

From medication optimization to adherence support, pharmacist-led interventions have been shown to improve glycemic control, reduce medication-therapy problems, and enhance overall patient outcomes. To support your clinical decision-making in practice, we’re pleased to introduce Diabetes Clinical Pearls Series—a new educational program developed in collaboration with Diabetes Canada. Enrol today to complete the series of five, CCCEP-accredited, complimentary modules designed to build your confidence and improve diabetes care. Clinical focus areas include optimizing A1C, basal insulin, heart failure, obesity, and continuous glucose monitoring.

Enrol now: https://ow.ly/k6sn50YW7eP

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians can help people with diabetes avoid lipohypertrophy by explaining how to rotate inj...
05/05/2026

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians can help people with diabetes avoid lipohypertrophy by explaining how to rotate injection sites. You can also teach them how to identify lipohypertrophy by inspection and palpation. Unexplained hypoglycemia, excessively increased insulin requirements, or erratic blood glucose patterns may be due to lipohypertrophy. To learn more about how you can adopt best practices for injection technique training in your practice, enrol in the complimentary, CCCEP-accredited, online course entitled Optimizing Sensor-Based Glucose Monitoring in Pharmacy Practice. This course features case studies and a series of Ask the Expert videos that address common questions and challenges related to diabetes injection training.

Enrol now: https://ow.ly/XvTW50YUAhr

Melanoma is among the most common cancers in people aged 15 to 49 years, claiming the lives of three to four Canadians e...
05/04/2026

Melanoma is among the most common cancers in people aged 15 to 49 years, claiming the lives of three to four Canadians every day. Exposure to ultraviolet radiation is the primary cause of melanoma as well as non-melanoma skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma. In recognition of Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, consider the critical role that pharmacists can play in prevention and early detection. Pharmacists can educate on how and why to check skin using the ABCDE rule, refer people with suspicious lesions for medical assessment, inform about medications that can cause photosensitivity, and recommend effective sun protection strategies and products. Although melanoma rates continue to rise, prevention and early detection can save lives. Everyday conversations at the pharmacy counter can be a powerful line of defence against melanoma and other skin cancers.

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians can help people with diabetes avoid lipohypertrophy by explaining how to rotate inj...
04/28/2026

Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians can help people with diabetes avoid lipohypertrophy by explaining how to rotate injection sites. You can also teach them how to identify lipohypertrophy by inspection and palpation. Unexplained hypoglycemia, excessively increased insulin requirements, or erratic blood glucose patterns may be due to lipohypertrophy. To learn more about how you can adopt best practices for injection technique training in your practice, enrol in the complimentary, CCCEP-accredited, online course entitled Optimizing Sensor-Based Glucose Monitoring in Pharmacy Practice. This course features case studies and a series of Ask the Expert videos that address common questions and challenges related to diabetes injection training.

Enrol now: https://ow.ly/l4AH50XVFE7

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9131 Keele Street Suite A4
Vaughan, ON
L4K0G7

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14162369555

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