OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF

by its subsidiary APPco

The vanishing pharmacist

Guest Author 20/02/2017

A diminishing pharmacy workforce has been an unintended consequence of weighted average price disclosure, writes Peter Feros Government coffers have swollen by billions of pharmacy rebate dollars via the Weighted Average Disclosed Pricing (WADP) program. But the measure has left a diminishing pharmacy workforce in its wake and risks dismantling Australia’s national network of community

This content is restricted to registered users only. If you have already registered on the AJP website please login below, Or you can Register for free.

Recent Comments
Popular Posts

Teal questions pharmacist UTI programs

because much of the time, I think they’re giving antibiotics for things that are not UTIsPolitician says "I think" and…

Michael Hewson

Medics to ‘fight’ Doctor of Pharmacy title

Yet right now there are far too many reports from overseas of patients being unsure whether their care is from…

Michael Hewson

In scarce supply

I love a good joke.

Evan Nickols

Concurrent funding for aged care pharmacists and RMMRs needed

I understood that was to happen as a gradual changeover and not an abrupt cessation. Currently we do not have…

Jenny Gowan

The vanishing pharmacist

Previous Brazen thief steals pharmacy charity tin

Next New and improved PSA CPD tool

Ceramides: what are they and why are they important?

In the beginning

The signs of ageing

Hyperpigmentation

MENU

Previous Brazen thief steals pharmacy charity tin

Next New and improved PSA CPD tool

Related Posts

MENU

Hi there! 👋 Looks like you’re not logged in.