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Minister misleading on 60-day impacts: CAPS

Nicholas O’Donoghue 16/11/2023

Health Minister faces accusations of downplaying the detrimental effects of the government’s 60-day dispensing policy Double dispensing is failing to deliver cost-of-living savings trumpeted by the government, the Community and Pharmacy Support Group (CAPS) says. Responding to comments made by Mark Butler, the Minister for Health and Aged Care, at the Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s

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