OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF

by its subsidiary APPco

No more AACP re-accreditation fees from 1 July

03/06/2022

The Australian Association of Consultant Pharmacy is working towards no longer charging re-accreditation fees from 1 July this year The announcement was made by chair George Tambassis, former national president of the Pharmacy Guild. Jointly owned by the PSA and Guild, the AACP is the credentialing organisation for professional pharmacy cognitive services. Its primary role

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

‘I can feel the walls closing in on me as this snowballs’

I would argue quality varies in any profession. Most GPs will not refer to a provider where the quality is…

Big Pharma

Wesfarmers targets affordable healthcare

When healthcare is treated as a commodity and patients regarded as consumers, health outcomes are compromised and overall healthcare spending…

Edward Hatfield

‘I can feel the walls closing in on me as this snowballs’

I agree Christine. HMRs and RMMRs are really the success story of advanced practice in Australia. They are supported by…

Debbie Rigby

Wesfarmers targets affordable healthcare

I think the headline should have been "Wesfarmers targets another product line"

Steve Hambleton

No more AACP re-accreditation fees from 1 July

Previous Free flu jabs: Pharmacists could do more

Next Pharmacists call for action on NPS cuts

In the beginning

The signs of ageing

Hyperpigmentation

How to avoid dry skin

MENU

Previous Free flu jabs: Pharmacists could do more

Next Pharmacists call for action on NPS cuts

Related Posts

MENU

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