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Pharmacists get green light to substitute metformin 1000 mg immediate-release tablets under SSSI  The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has issued a Serious Scarcity Substitution Instrument (SSSI) in response to shortages …

“We’re not just knocking on doors anymore—we’re being welcomed in,” says one leading pharmacist, of the change in the way GPs see practice pharmacists It was standing-room only at a …

Terry White owner EBOS’ top market investor offloaded hundreds of millions of dollars in stock to pursue “other growth opportunities” The price of the listed wholesaler fell 5% in Thursday’s …

Wesfarmers’ managing director told investors its health portfolio is tracking behind where it the company would like it to be, as the company deals with slower supply chain cost reductions …

Vials of sodium bicarbonate were taken from numerous locations, including a resuscitation trolley, trolleys elsewhere in Emergency, and ambulance staff’s re-stocking cupboard, in a case where a woman died after …

Year-long scripts across the Tasman; GP pharmacist manipulated systems to prescribe; tax returns catch out “ghosting pharmacy” Wellington, New Zealand: Health Minister Simeon Brown and Associate Health Minister David Seymour …

A state government is proposing changes to strengthen ownership legislation   Legislation is before the Queensland state parliament to amend the Pharmacy Business Ownership Act 2024.  Changes proposed under the …

Registration data shows a record number of pharmacists from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds  Australia’s pharmacy profession must continue to support Indigenous practitioners and create more opportunities for future …

Pharmacy education accreditation body reaffirms commitment to embedding reconciliation in its actions  The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) is embracing the theme of this year’s National Reconciliation Week, ‘Bridging now to …

Three pharmacy students will receive grants of $5000 to attend a conference of their choice  University of South Australia pharmacy students, Janella Leombruno and Erin Fawcett, and Monash University’s Huynh …

Employee pharmacists are likely to have to push to improve pay for delivering new pharmacy services through enterprise agreements rather than the Award, union warns  Securing appropriate remuneration for expanded …

A man’s appeal against his conviction for a series of pharmacy robberies has been knocked back The Supreme Court of South Australia has heard that the man was found guilty …