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Practice incentives for pharmacists in general practice: is it time to take the leap?

Guest Author 23/02/2016

Manya Angley takes a look at the pharmacist role in general practice—and the road aheadThe Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (ACSQHC) concluded that 2%–3% of Australian hospital admissions are medication related and estimated there are 230,000 medication related admissions to hospitals annually, costing $1.2 billion (1).In addition, a 2009 report by

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