Pharmacy
Overview
Taking your medications safely is important for maintaining good health. You may be taking prescription medications or non-prescription medications or both. Our clinical pharmacist is available for patients affiliated with the PEFHT to help you to understand your medications and will help to address any medication issues you may have.
Our pharmacists work collaboratively with:
- Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Nurses
- Other PEFHT health professionals
- Hospital pharmacists
- Community-based pharmacists
Goal
Identify, prevent and resolve medication related problems; provide drug information and education.
Services
Our clinical pharmacist:
Provides individual patient assessments to identify, prevent and resolve any drug-related issues.
Provides general drug information to patients, Primary Care Providers and other interdisciplinary team members taking part in patient care.
Works collaboratively with QHC-PECM hospital pharmacist and community pharmacists to promote smooth transition when discharged from hospital.
Links:
Medication Record
Safe Medication (US)
Diabetes
Heart and Stroke
Pharmacy Appreciation Month March 2024
Location of Pharmacist
The pharmacist is located at the Harbourview Clinic at 35 Bridge Street, Picton, Monday to Thursday, with one day at Sandbanks Medical Centre, every other week.
Method of Referral:
Patients must be referred to the clinical pharmacist by their Primary Care Provider.
Contact Information:
Janice Hall, RPh
Harbourview Clinic
35 Bridge Street
Picton, ON, K0K 2T0
613-476-0400 ext. 213
Sandbanks Medical Centre
12 Prince Edward Dr.
Wellington, ON, K0K 3L0
613-399-1281