OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF

by its subsidiary APPco

Fighting the clause

Chris Brooker 30/01/2024

Should you consent to an order under Clause 175 of the Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation? lawyer Maurice Hannan investigates In the wake of section 150 proceedings, the Pharmacy Council of NSW (the Council) appears to have a proclivity for imposing conditions requiring pharmacists to provide written evidence of their consent to an order being

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

ACCC announces Chemist Warehouse/Sigma merger decision

I didn't realise there was a reply deadline here? Feel free to take your time and respond when you can…

John Smith

Counterfeit ivermectin

I disagree with you Leo, the TGA is our national regulator of medicines and medical devices and they do have…

Brad Sparling

Sigma/CWH merger to change pharmacy

Yeh their entire business model is to put Priceline in their shopping centres paying 3-4x the amount of rent a…

Bob Tran

Sigma/CWH merger to change pharmacy

The problem Wesfarmers have is that their control over individual Pricelines is too small compared to CWH. Any greater control…

Paul Sapardanis

Fighting the clause

Previous Pharmacists need scope to manage medicines shortages: Guild

Next Some Australians ‘missing out’ on pharmacist prescribing trial access

In the beginning

The signs of ageing

Hyperpigmentation

How to avoid dry skin

MENU

Previous Pharmacists need scope to manage medicines shortages: Guild

Next Some Australians ‘missing out’ on pharmacist prescribing trial access

Related Posts

MENU

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