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Guild, Continence Foundation create new educational resources

Megan Haggan 07/09/2015

The Guild Pharmacy Academy and Continence Foundation of Australia have developed new educational resources for pharmacy staff providing continence care. The online courses—one for pharmacists and another for pharmacy assistants—utilise consumer case scenarios to discuss the various community based management and treatment services that are available for incontinence. The courses also advise on pharmacy products

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