Time for uniformity of pharmacist prescribing: Guild
Nationally consistent pharmacist prescribing frameworks are needed to ensure patients have access to the care they want, the Pharmacy Guild says Data from a YouGov poll undertaken earlier this month …
Is unity in pharmacy attainable?
It’s September 1946 and pharmacists are being warned that the progress of the profession may depend on disparate factions putting their differences aside to deliver a united front, the AJP reports. …
World news wrapup: 24 September 2026
US pharmacist lands prison sentence; A warning for Fiji pharmacies; “Mobile pharmacy” claims rejected in NZ Mississippi, USA: A pharmacist from Petal in Mississippi has been sentenced to 12 months …
National Pharmacies appoints new boss
New National Pharmacies chief executive pledges to focus on expanding services Little more than 12 months after joining National Pharmacies as chief financial officer, Brigid Hughes is stepping into the top …
The week in review
Inappropriate dispensing, patients skipping doses and mental wellbeing in the pharmacy were among the topics our readers were interested in this week New data is making it easier for the …
The week in review
Scope expansion in NSW, the factors deterring OCP supply and what doctors are saying about drug substitution rules were among the topics our readers clicked on this week Thousands of …
Emergency Locum Service goes to tender
Quotations are being sought for the provision of the Emergency Locum Service Program The Pharmacy Programs Administrator is seeking quotations for the operation of the Emergency Locum Service (ELS). The service …
‘A prescription is not an outcome’: medical group
The RACGP wants an independent evaluation of a pharmacy prescribing trial for uncomplicated UTIs The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has asked the Federal Government to independently compare …
World news wrapup: 10 September 2026
Hundreds of tonnes of pharmacy stock destroyed; pharmacist accused of drugging employee; calls for pharmacy crime crackdown Ukraine: A warehouse containing hundreds of tonnes of pharmacy stock has been destroyed …
Department flags drug substitution rules as doctors raise concerns
Survey reveals pharmacists are switching patients to bioequivalent brands of prescribed medicines despite GPs ticking ‘no substitution allowed’ Pharmacists are being warned that they could find themselves in breach of …
The week In review
All eyes on cyber security, what GLP-1 access on the PBS would look like and the new phase of global pharmacy leadership were among the topics our readers clicked on …
Pharmacists turning ‘compassion into action’
The Pharmacy Guild Foundation is set to raise vital funds for St Vincent de Paul Society NSW The Pharmacy Guild Foundation’s inaugural Gala Ball has officially sold out, with more …