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What full scope pharmacy looks like: an English perspective
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Guild shakes off RACGP’s scope of practice concerns
Pharmacists are being urged to take advice from “modern day philosopher, Taylor Swift”, and “shake off” attacks from the medical profession’s peak bodies Criticism of pharmacist prescribing pilots by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) and the Australian Medical Association (AMA) are not reflective on the views of…
The week in review
With APP2023 wrapped up, we're bringing you its hottest talking points... as scope of practice and funding issues continue to keep the sector abuzz Scope of practice remains a hot topic, with WA tipped to start a UTI trial soon, according to the Pharmacy Guild's Andrew Ngeow. Health Minister Mark…
