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RxFiles is an independant, not-for-profit, drug information and education service. Our drug comparison charts book provides objective & evidence based drug therapy comparisons. The hallmark of our service is to combine this information with academic detailing for physicians, pharmacists, etc. in Saskatchewan, Canada!

08/27/2026

Attending FIP Montreal 2026? Come find RxFiles in the exhibit hall!

The 84th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences takes place in Montreal from August 30 to September 2, 2026.

Visit the RxFiles booth to answer trivia questions inspired by our drug comparison charts and enter for a chance to win RxFiles books and swag.

The booth will also have name badge ribbons available for visitors who stop by to connect with the RxFiles team:
- Evidence Enthusiast
- RxFiles Fan Club
- Show Me The Evidence!

Come say hello, test your RxFiles knowledge, and choose a ribbon for your conference badge. Which one would you wear?

Conference information:
https://montreal2026.fip.org/

08/26/2026

Do you use the RxFiles Plus App? Check for updates!

More than 130 pages of chart updates have recently been made available.

Open the RxFiles Plus App and check for updates to ensure the latest chart content is available on your device.

For healthcare providers who do not yet have the app, RxFiles Plus offers access to more than 100 drug comparison charts covering a broad range of primary care therapeutic areas. The app includes comparative information on therapeutic approaches, dosing, adverse effects, interactions, costs, formulations, and other practical considerations.

Download RxFiles Plus:

Apple App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/rxfiles/id1039875266

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pi.rxfilesplus&hl=en_CA

08/21/2026

Optimizing heart failure therapy involves both medication selection and dose titration.

The RxFiles Heart Failure with Reduced Ejection Fraction Drug Comparison Chart highlights medications with evidence for reducing mortality and heart failure hospitalizations.

It also provides practical information to support implementation, including:
- Initial doses
- Heart failure target doses
- Suggested titration timelines
- Adverse effects and monitoring
- Drug interactions
- Cost and coverage considerations
- Key evidence supporting place in therapy

Adding evidence-based therapies is an important part of heart failure care. When tolerated, titrating medications toward the doses used in clinical trials or the highest tolerated dose can help ensure therapy is meaningfully optimized.

The appropriate pace of titration depends on clinical status, blood pressure, heart rate, kidney function, electrolytes, tolerability, and the medication being used.

Explore the RxFiles HFref chart at:https://www.rxfiles.ca/RxFiles/uploads/documents/members/cht-Heart-Failure.pdf

08/19/2026

Save the date for the 7th Annual RxFiles Virtual Drug Therapy Conference!

The conference will take place on February 6, 2027, from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm CST.

Topics have been chosen, speakers are almost finalized, and registration will be opening soon.

The RxFiles Conference is designed to promote evidence-based drug therapy, support shared decision-making, ensure objectivity, and encourage balanced dialogue around practical medication-related questions.

More details and registration information will be shared soon.

Visit the conference website: www.rxfiles.ca/conference

08/18/2026

RxFiles will be at FIP Montreal 2026!

The 84th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is taking place in Montreal from August 30 to September 2, 2026.

RxFiles will have a booth at the congress, and we would love for attendees to stop by, say hello, and learn more about RxFiles resources.

There may also be some RxFiles swag available!

Event information: https://montreal2026.fip.org/

08/17/2026

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month.

For healthcare providers, this can be a helpful reminder that medication review may be part of assessing symptoms such as nausea, early satiety, bloating, constipation, or delayed gastric emptying.

Medication classes to consider may include:
- GLP-1 receptor agonists
- Opioids
- Anticholinergic medications
- Tricyclic antidepressants
- Other medications that may affect GI motility

Medication-related GI effects can be nuanced. Assessing indication, benefit, dose, duration, symptom timing, alternatives, and patient goals can help support practical clinical decision-making.

Explore RxFiles resources at: www.rxfiles.ca

08/12/2026

August 12 is International Youth Day.

Medication conversations with adolescents and young adults can involve unique clinical considerations. Healthcare providers may be balancing treatment goals, safety, monitoring, adherence, privacy, caregiver involvement when appropriate, cost, access, and patient preferences.

A helpful RxFiles navigation tip: dark blue shading in RxFiles charts usually indicates adolescent-related recommendations.

This colour coding can help healthcare providers quickly identify information that may be relevant when prescribing, dispensing, or counselling for adolescents.

RxFiles resources are designed to help support practical, evidence-informed conversations at the point of care.

Explore RxFiles charts, newsletters, clinical tools, and patient discussion tools at:
www.rxfiles.ca

08/11/2026

Anticholinergic burden can add up quickly, especially in older adults.

The Geri-RxFiles Anticholinergic Chart is designed to help healthcare providers identify medications with potential anticholinergic activity and support medication review conversations.

This section of the Geri-RxFiles includes a reference list of common medications with potential anticholinergic effects, organized by medication class, with anticholinergic burden scoring and practical notes.

The accompanying infographic presents anticholinergic medications in a more visual format, making it a helpful tool for team discussions, education, and deprescribing conversations.

Anticholinergic review may be especially relevant when assessing concerns such as cognition, falls, constipation, urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, sedation, or overall medication burden.

Access the Geri-RxFiles Anticholinergic Chart:
https://www.rxfiles.ca/RxFiles/uploads/documents/members/Geri-RxFiles-Anticholinergics.pdf

Access the Anticholinergics in Long-Term Care infographic:
https://www.rxfiles.ca/RxFiles/uploads/documents/members/tool-geri-anticholinergics.pdf

08/10/2026

Did you know RxFiles has open-access trial summaries?

The RxFiles Trial Summaries section includes practical summaries of clinically relevant studies across areas such as CKD, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, COPD, Alzheimer's disease, RSV, antibiotics, obesity, and more.

All trial summaries are open access and available online.

Explore the Trial Summaries section:
https://www.rxfiles.ca/rxfiles/uploads/documents/books/trials.html

08/07/2026

RxFiles chart spotlight: Topical Corticosteroids Comparison Chart

Selecting a topical corticosteroid can be more nuanced than choosing a potency class.

The RxFiles Topical Corticosteroids Comparison Chart is designed to support healthcare providers with practical point-of-care decisions. The chart includes creams, ointments, gels, lotions, solutions, foams, shampoos, sprays, and oils.

The chart helps compare:
- Potency class
- Cost
- Product size
- Formulation and vehicle
- Quantity needed based on application instructions
- Place in therapy for different corticosteroid potencies

This can be especially helpful when considering factors such as application site, skin thickness, degree of inflammation, lesion type, cosmetic acceptability, patient preference, and duration of treatment.

A practical resource for primary care, pharmacy practice, dermatology-related prescribing, and medication counselling.

Access the RxFiles chart here:
https://www.rxfiles.ca/RxFiles/uploads/documents/members/CHT-SteroidClassPotencyCOLOR.pdf

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