Exciting changes for the CJHP Editorial Board!
The Canadian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy (CJHP) Editorial Board is excited to welcome three new members: Tammy J Bungard, Sean Gorman and Heather Naylor. They bring a wealth of knowledge and a broad range of expertise. The Canadian Society of Healthcare-Systems Pharmacy (CSHP) and CJHP are thrilled to welcome them to the team!
The Board also says goodbye to two long-serving members: Susan and Glen.
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Susan Bowles, Pharmacotherapy Specialist - Geriatrics (Pharmacy) at the Nova Scotia Health Authority and Associate Professor (pharmacy) Dalhousie University College of Pharmacy served as an Associate Editor for the CJHP from 2017 until stepping down in 2025.
Susan was an important contributor to many changes at CJHP including the move to a new publication platform, OJS, which has facilitated many improvements in the overall quality of CJHP including the continuous publication model. She was also involved in the development of several new polices including the use of Artificial Intelligence and plagiarism/self-plagiarism. During her tenure as Associate Editor, Susan has also published several studies and editorials in CJHP.
CSHP and the Editorial Board greatly appreciate Susan’s dedication to the CJHP and wish her all the best.
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Glen Brown, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at Providence Healthcare in Vancouver has served as an Associate Editor for CJHP since 2002. Glen is a passionate supporter of Canadian hospital pharmacy clinical practice and research. He has published numerous studies and editorials for CJHP during his time on the Editorial Board. He has supported an incredible number of Canadian pharmacists through the entire CJHP publication process from project concept, to carrying out the research, to publication. His contributions to CJHP and the pharmacy profession have been immense, and his colleagues will often share their stories of Glen’s impact on their clinical practices and research careers.
Glen has seen and contributed to many changes to CJHP, all the way from the previous paper version of the journal to its current online continuous publication model and many advancements in between. In particular, Glen has always been a strong advocate for CJHP prioritizing research specifically relevant to Canadian hospital pharmacy practice, and his support for Canadian pharmacy research has directly resulted in the improved quality of manuscripts published in CJHP.
The CJHP would not be the same without Glen’s dedicated, sustained contributions over the years, and the journal will continue to benefit from these contributions for many years to come. CSHP and the Editorial Board thank Glen for his many years of dedicated service to our profession.
To see the current Editorial Board, please visit our Editorial Team page.
