Stop pretending full scope ‘isn’t going to cost’

Pharmacists working to their full scope of practice will not be the panacea to Australia’s primary healthcare woes, if programs are not adequately funded. In a post on the Rural Pharmacy Network Australia’s Facebook page, Tasmanian pharmacists, Katie Stott and Fredrik Hellqvist, voiced concerns that consumers’ out-of-pocket costs for accessing proposed pharmacist-delivered services could put