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Time for change in NSW: SHPA

Megan Haggan 04/03/2019

As the NSW election looms, hospital pharmacists have called on political parties to invest in pharmacy services The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia has called on major political parties in NSW to prioritise investment in clinical pharmacy services, opioid stewardship and electronic medical records to improve patient care as voters prepare to go to

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