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Inspection of pharmacies

Nicholas O’Donoghue 20/03/2026

With the new Quality and Safety in Pharmacy Program set to replace the Quality Care Pharmacy Program later this year, we look back to March 1936 edition of the Australasian Journal of Pharmacy when the idea of auditing stores was emerging “It is becoming more and more realised that some form of regular inspection of pharmacists is not only necessary from

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