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FAQ: Pharmacist vaccination in Queensland

Guest Author 14/04/2016

Pharmacist Vaccination in Queensland – Frequently Asked Questions Are pharmacists now allowed to vaccinate in Queensland? On the March 24 2016, the Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996 (HDPR) was amended to authorise trained pharmacists working in community pharmacies to administer certain vaccines to consenting adults under conditions specified in the Drug Therapy Protocol (DTP)

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