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Chris Brooker 30/06/2021

Audit of pharmacy ownership arrangements fails to find signs of unlawful behaviour Pharmacy ownership audits conducted by the Victorian Pharmacy Authority in 2020 failed to find any evidence of unlawful arrangements, the VPA says in its latest circular. The VPA recently released results of its 2020 (second year) audits. During the year, it conducted forty-five

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