Dispensing of oral anti-cancer medications across Australia over time

Guest Author 01/05/2026

An understanding of the long-term trends in dispensing of oral anti-cancer medications (OAMs) at national and subnational levels could inform novel models of care intended to optimise OAM access, adherence and safety. By Michael J Leach BPharm, GradCertPopStudies, GradCertSc (Appl Stat), MBiostat, PhD (Pharmacy), CHIA, FHEA, Senior Lecturer (Education and Research), School of Rural Health,

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