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More rewarding CPD for pharmacists
April marks the half-way point of the continuing professional development (CPD) year, which makes it a good time to review your plan, reflect on what you’ve already achieved and seek …
Gut reaction: a pharmacist’s approach to supporting patients with ulcerative colitis
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which can have an enormous impact on a patient’s quality of life. It affects mainly young people at a time …
Turn Down Nighttime Pain
MersynoNight is a new OTC, dual-acting solution for the temporary relief of pain associated with sleeping difficulty, such as headache, migraine, backache, arthritis, rheumatic pain, muscle pain, neuralgia, toothache and …
Dry eye lubrication
Dry eye represents the most common ocular dysfunction presenting to primary eye practitioners. Dry eye is a global problem that now seems to have reached epidemic proportions.1 Dry eye is …
How long before you start 3D-printing medicines?
FREE FUTURE OF PHARMACY eBOOK Exciting times ahead for the future of pharmacy. The pharmacy of the future will innovate to improve efficiency through predictive supply of pre-packaged medicines. …
Have you heard of the digital pill that measures compliance?
FREE FUTURE OF PHARMACY eBOOK Free eBook keeps you up to date with the tech your patients are using. The way patients engage with pharmacists and other health professionals …
Do you know how to talk to patients about pain?
FREE FUTURE OF PHARMACY eBOOK It all starts with the pharmacy assistant. If the pharmacist and pharmacy assistant are not convinced about the alternatives to low-dose codeine, then the patient …
Game changer: What you need to know about My Health Record
FREE FUTURE OF PHARMACY eBOOK Many patients will have one from 2018. The change of My Health Record from opt-in to opt-out will be a game-changer for pharmacists, says PSA …
Five questions to ask before implementing new patient services
Free eBook helps you future-proof your pharmacy. Most of the 5600 pharmacies in Australia plan to expand their patient offering, according to a major university pharmacy survey. But it’s best …
Case study – PPIs: reviewing treatment for gastro-oesophageal reflux disease
Gastro-oesophageal reflux is common, with 15-20% of Australians experiencing heartburn at least once a week. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are one of the most commonly prescribed medicines in general practice …
Bringing innovation to your pharmacy
Join GSK in shaping the future of Australian pharmacy at APP 2018. Explore the Shelf of the Future Be amongst the first to experience a new instore initiative that …
Group 3 activities offer pharmacists more rewarding CPD
April marks the half-way point of the continuing professional development (CPD) year, which makes it a good time to review your plan, reflect on what you’ve already achieved and seek …