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Credentialed pharmacists to support more than 8,000 home care clients in expanded partnership, delivering HMRs, prescribing oversight, vaccinations and more Choice Aged Care is extending its existing support of Churches …

Is education the answer when it comes to avoiding errors – or is it looking at systems? “Everybody comes to work to do a good job,” Dr Sam Gluck, medical …

Pharmacists have agreed with doctors that Australia needs to address its “reactive” approach to medicines shortages The Australian Medical Association has made a submission to the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s proposed …

Wesfarmers Health commences rollout of new beauty and wellness store brand, Atomica, to replace non-pharmacy Priceline outlets  Retail conglomerate, Wesfarmers looks set to call time on the Priceline brand for …

Brielle Geard from the University of Tasmania as the 2025 NAPSA Wildcard Pharmacy Student of the Year, the PSA has announced The announcement took place at the National Australian Pharmacy …

The PSA extends its focus on hospital pharmacy with a new community of specialty interest (CSI)  Former Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA – now Advanced Pharmacy Australia) president, …

Butler backs NIP-funded RSV vaccine to cut infant hospitalisation numbers  Pharmacists are set to help rollout “the most comprehensive protection program for babies in the world”, when the maternal respiratory …

State government moves to minimise the impact of supply disruptions to methylphenidate modified-release tablets  Pharmacists in NSW will be exempt from the requirement to keep a prescription for a range …

Pharmacist says “notorious antisocial people” and sex offenders in her suburb are frightening away loyal customers, as well as a sales rep A St Kilda pharmacy owner, “Charlotte,” has called …

Advances in health were part of the agenda this week, as we looked at scope of practice, the new Autism Strategy and cultural safety Leading consultant pharmacist with a keen …

A pharmacist let his registration lapse because he was ‘too unwell to work,’ thus demonstrating insight into his conduct, a tribunal says The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal heard that …

Court ruling on invoicing scam dispute puts responsibility on clients to confirm payment details  Pharmacy owners need to ensure they have processes in place to verify payment information and train …