In the past decade, Canadian pharmacy education and training programs have adopted competency-based frameworks for practice and education. However, there remains a lack of standardization and harmony across the multiple sets of standards that guide pharmacy practice and education. In addition to various provincial standards, there are currently 3 national standards of practice governing the dev...

INTRODUCTION Understanding how pharmacy technicians and other pharmacy support workforce cadres assist pharmacists in the healthcare system will facilitate developing health systems with the ability to achieve universal health coverage as it is defined in different country contexts. The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the present global variety in the technician and other pharmac...

We describe a mobile app that measures early cortical visual processing suitable for use in clinics. The app is called Component Extraction and Motion Integration Test (CEMIT). Observers are asked to respond to the direction of translating plaids that move in one of two very different directions. The plaids have been selected so that the plaid components move in one of the directions and the pl...

The latest developments in mobile computing technology have enabled intensive applications on the modern Smartphones. However, such applications are still constrained by limitations in processing potentials, storage capacity and battery lifetime of the Smart Mobile Devices (SMDs). Therefore, Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) leverages the application processing services of computational clouds for m...

<p class="Default"><span>The usage of mobile applications in today’s teaching and learning system is an active area research. This study was a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) using the PRISMA model by identifying various appropriate relevant kinds literature to identify usability education. Data search carried out criteria determined researches from engines such as Google Scholar...

ARCHITECTING PROTOCOLS TO ENABLE MOBILE APPLICATIONS IN DIVERSE WIRELESS NETWORKS

Desire2Move (D2M) was an 8-week team based program designed to encourage physical activity among university employees. The purpose of this study was to conduct a RE-AIM evaluation of the program. Eligible participants were university employees and tracked daily physical activity minutes using a mobile app or a pedometer and total team minutes were calculated. Ten weeks after D2M, an online surv...