Discrimination Has No Place in Pharmacy Practice
May 29, 2025Patients should expect pharmacy care that is respectful, inclusive, accessible, and free from discrimination. Discrimination—whether based on race, ethnicity, gender identity, disability, religion, sexual orientation, or any other protected ground—is not only unethical, it is a violation of human rights.
The College’s Human Rights Policy sets clear, binding expectations: pharmacy services must be delivered without discrimination, in full compliance with provincial and federal human rights laws. These obligations apply to all pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.