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Pharmacy under pressure

Chris Brooker 08/02/2021

Bushfires hit houses on the south coast of NSW. Photo: Mark Naunton/Supplied.

The trauma of working through bushfires and COVID-19 has placed pharmacy staff at the highest risk of psychological impact, a new article says Despite a global pandemic following a season of extraordinary bushfires, it has "barely been acknowledged" that community pharmacy staff are one of the highest risk groups for long-term psychological impacts, Australian authors

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