Access, not motivation, is the key barrier for Australian men looking for healthcare, a survey reveals  Australia needs to “rethink how healthcare is delivered” to improve access, following a report showing …

Strong, modern work health and safety laws are needed to better support pharmacists, union says, despite concerns being raised by business groups  Proposed New South Wales legislation aimed at ensuring that the …

Productivity Commission report shows a slight decline in the number of Australians delaying or missing treatment over cost, but the Guild notes numbers remain high  Out-of-pocket costs for accessing GPs …

First tranche of Guild members to access free PSA membership from March, under College takeover deal  An initial group of Pharmacy Guild of Australia members will join the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) …

Business leaders warn proposed workplace reforms could put sensitive data at risk  New legislation before the NSW parliament will give union officials access to “highly sensitive personal information, including health data”, employers claim.  …

First Pride and Progress in Pharmacy conference to take place in Melbourne during Midsumma Festival  A year out from the International Pharmaceutical Federation’s (FIP’s) inaugural Pride and Progress in Pharmacy conference, organisers …

Discounter takes pride in show of support for LGBTIQA+ community  Whitecoat-clad Chemist Warehouse staff took to the streets of Melbourne over the weekend to celebrate the Midsumma Festival.  In a post on LinkedIn the company said …

Award-winning pharmacy group turns to former Aldi executive manager for leadership  Canberra-based consultant, David Jaksa, will take the reigns as Capital Chemist Group’s new chief executive next month.   Announcing the appointment, the group said …

Performance concerns prompt sponsors to recall more sunscreen products  The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has confirmed that “all unexpired batches” of four sunscreen products are being recalled.  The regulator announced that Edgewell Personal Care …

Telehealth provider cops $19,800 infringement notice over “alleged unlawful advertising” of weight loss drugs  Online healthcare provider, Prime Medic Group, has been fined for reportedly promoting prescription-only medications, Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tizepatide), in breach of the Therapeutic Goods Act …

Community pharmacists take men more seriously than women when they are perceived to be at risk of suicide, a study reveals  Pharmacists need to be trained to recognise their potential unconscious biases to better …

New anaphylaxis product hailed as “the biggest change… in over two decades”  CSL Seqirus’s adrenaline (epinephine) nasal spray, neffy, has been approved for use in Australia by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).   Under …