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Media - PSA
Broadcast PSA # 1 - 30 seconds
Hi, I'm a pharmacist and this is Pharmacy Awareness Week.
And I'm here to let you know that we're there for you no matter where you need care: in the community, in hospital, in a nursing home, an outpatient clinic or in between.
If things are complicated and you're seeing more than one doctor, working with US can prevent medication-related problems such as double dosing.
Whenever - or wherever-you have questions about your medication or need help with your health care, your pharmacist is there, taking care!
Broadcast PSA # 2 - 20 seconds
I'm a pharmacist and this is Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Did you know that your pharmacist is there for you no matter where you need care? A pharmacist is working for you in the community, in the hospital, in a nursing home or an outpatient clinic.
If you are moving between different settings or if you are seeing more than one doctor, working with your pharmacist can prevent medication-related problems such as double dosing.
Whenever - or wherever - you have questions about your medication or need help with your health care, your pharmacist is there, taking care!
Broadcast PSA # 3 - 20 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
As a pharmacist, I can offer you a variety of services that can make your health care requirements less worrisome and much more effective.
Besides offering advice and information about the best way to take your medicine, your pharmacist can help you manage chronic conditions like diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and high cholesterol… whatever your health care need may be.
Whenever you have questions about your medication or need help with your health care, your pharmacist is there, taking care!
Broadcast PSA # 4 - 60 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Your pharmacist provides a variety of services that can make your health care requirements less worrisome and much more effective.
Besides offering advice and information about the best way to take your medicine, your pharmacist can help you manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and high cholesterol… whatever your health care need may be.
Your pharmacist can provide information and advice on staying well and preventing disease, and can also help you with lifestyle changes…for example, quitting smoking.
Your pharmacist is often your first point of contact with the health care system and is an excellent source of information. Pharmacists practice in many settings and will care for you no matter where: in the community, in hospital, in a nursing home, at an outpatient clinic or in between
Whenever-and wherever-you have questions about your medication or need help with your health care, your pharmacist is there, taking care!
Broadcast PSA # 5 - 15 seconds
I am a pharmacist and this is Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Next time you come into the pharmacy to buy a cough syrup or cold remedy, something for a headache, or any over-the-counter medicine, remember to stop and ask if it's the best way to treat your symptoms?
As a pharmacist - the medication expert - I can provide advice and information about choosing, taking and storing your medicine so you always get the best from it.
Always ask your pharmacist.
Broadcast PSA # 6 - 30 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
An aging population…Shorter hospital stays...Shrinking health care budgets…New medications…Herbal and natural health remedies... Health news on the front-pages everyday… Taking care of your health can be confusing and hard work.
You don't have to do it alone. Pharmacists work in the community, in hospitals, in nursing homes, at outpatient clinics….even online.
Whenever-and wherever-you have questions about your medication or health care, remember: pharmacists care, no matter where.
Broadcast PSA # 7 - 30 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
I'm a pharmacist and we're asking if you need help managing your diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure, high cholesterol? Do you need information about risk factors for osteoporosis; breast cancer, heart disease? Want information about quitting smoking? The new herbal medicine you read about on the Internet?
We're as close as the nearest pharmacy and we're often your first point of contact with the health care system. Don't forget, pharmacists are also there when you're in the hospital, a nursing home, at an outpatient clinic….even online.
Whenever-or wherever-you have questions about your medication or need help with your health care, your pharmacist is there, taking care.
Radio PSA # 8 - 60 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
If you're like millions of Canadians who've had a prescription filled this year, you've seen first hand just one of the services pharmacists provide. We can do so much more for you.
As the most accessible health care provider in the community, your pharmacist is often your first point of contact with the health care system and is an excellent source of information. In addition to advice and information about the best way to take your medicine, your pharmacist can help you with a variety of other health concerns, including help with conditions such as diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure or high cholesterol.
He or she can provide sound, up-to-date advice on staying well and preventing disease. Your pharmacist can also help with lifestyle changes…for example, how to quit smoking.
Pharmacists work in many settings: in the community, in hospitals, nursing homes, at the outpatient clinic or even online.
Whenever you have questions about your medication or need help with your health care, you can turn to us. Your pharmacist will be there, taking care!
Broadcast PSA # 9 - 60 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Are you part of the growing number of Canadians who are going online to look for answers to your questions about your health? If so, your pharmacist reminds you to use health information found on the Internet with care.
Even if a web site is reputable and provides solid, accurate information, you may still need further information or explanation of how it relates to your personal situation - your general health, what disease or conditions you have and what medications you are taking. That's where your pharmacist can help.
The best advice: find the information online, but confirm it in person. Talk to your pharmacist or other health care professional before you make a decision that will affect your health.
This message is brought to you by the pharmacists of Canada and your pharmacist.
Broadcast PSA # 10 - 30 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Did you know that choosing your pharmacist is as important as choosing your doctor? Choose a pharmacist who best meets your health care needs, and always visit the same pharmacy. The better your pharmacist knows you, the better he or she will be able to help you make the best choices for your health.
Find out more. Talk to your pharmacist, who can provide information and advice about your medications and much more.
Radio PSA # 11 - 60 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
Canadians are becoming more involved in their own health care.
For many, that means they are thinking about trying a herbal or alternative health product either to help them feel better or to prevent sickness.
Your pharmacist reminds you to use herbal and alternative health products with care. These products are chemicals and can be potent. Just because they claim to be "natural" in origin, do not assume they can be used freely without regard to side effects or interactions with other medications.
Treat herbal and natural health products with the same respect you give to your prescription medication. Never take such a product without discussing it first with your pharmacist or doctor.
Certain products may be effective for some people, but you should always make sure you are considering the right product for the right reasons.
Gather all the information you can before proceeding with any new treatment. Talk to your pharmacist.
Broadcast PSA # 11 - 30 seconds
It's Pharmacy Awareness Week.
When your child isn't feeling well, you may have many questions about what kind of medicine to give. You want answers immediately.
A pharmacist is always available to answer questions and help you find ways to make your child-and you-more comfortable when he or she is not feeling well or has to take medicine.
A pharmacist is always available to help you make the best choices for your child's health.
Talk to your pharmacist.
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