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Does single inhaler triple therapy pose a potential quality use of medicines issue? At its April 2025 meeting, the Drug Utilisation Sub-Committee reviewed the utilisation of several single inhaler therapies …

The PSA has welcomed two new leaders in Victoria and the ACT The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has welcomed the election of Atinuke ‘Tinu’ Abraham to lead its Victorian …

CWH families shoot up the “Rich List”, mooted changes to Queensland ownership rules, pharmacists “living week-to-week” and the push for higher pay to match scope were among our top stories …

Chemist Warehouse founders among Australia’s top 20 richest families, the Australian Financial Review reports  Sigma Healthcare’s merger with Chemist Warehouse has seen the wealth of the discounter’s founders soar in the …

One of David Di Pilla’s funds shot up this week after it agreed to push back part of the rent due on 11 hospitals Di Pilla’s HealthCo Health and Wellness …

Charles Darwin University pharmacy graduates have become the first in Australia to be awarded the title of ‘Doctor of Pharmacy’  This follows accreditation changes announced by the Federal Government in …

Having attended the World Health Assembly in Geneva as part of the FIP delegation this month, one leading pharmacist shares some key takeaways Tom Simpson FANZCAP (Lead&Mgmt), national president of …

The fall of troubled hospital operator Healthscope has raised questions about job security and how corporatisation fits into healthcare models, including pharmacy The Pharmacy Guild of Australia has joined a …

Fifty-year-old private hospital to close in what one stakeholder calls an “insurer-induced viability crisis” Former pharmacist and now Australian Medical Association Queensland president Dr Nick Yim has spoken to ABC …

In marking National Reconciliation Week from 27 May to 3 June 2025, the PSA has announced the recipients of the third annual PSA Faye McMillan Conference Grant The grant supports the continued professional …

Evaluation report for a scope of practice pilot shows high levels of patient satisfaction and “zero serious safety concerns”   Almost one-in-20 patients who have accessed care through the Victorian …

A new national audit led by Monash University has shed light on how medication use is governed in Australian residential aged care The audit has revealed wide variation in the …