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Victoria to offer free pharmacy consults, registrations on the rise and the impact of distractions and stress on errors were among the topics that got pharmacists talking this week In …

With an election looming, NAB Health looks at what the federal budget will deliver for the sector This is clearly an election-related budget – and probably one the Government wasn’t …

HELP debt relief welcomed, but pharmacy students will still face placement poverty, NAPSA warns  Pharmacy students are set to continue to face difficult decisions after the government opted not to …

Budget boosts ACCC funding to strengthen enforcement of the Franchising Code of Conduct  Labor will invest $12 million over the next four years to “support and protect small businesses”, the …

Budget measures aimed at improving access to primary care and cheaper medicines are being lauded, but pharmacy workforce issues persist  Confirmation that the maximum Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) co-payment will …

Treasurer announces increased funding for RUM and Take Home Naloxone programs alongside push for “even cheaper medicines” in pre-election budget The Commonwealth will provide $784.6 million over the next four …

Government’s plan to lower the maximum PBS general co-payment to $25 will reduce stress, patient says  Labor’s move to reduce the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) general co-payment to $25 from …

Government urged to fund “an innovative pilot” to support rural pharmacies to deliver on expanded scope  Financial constraints are preventing remote pharmacies from participating in the provision of new services, …

Government urged to back scope of practice expansion ahead of Federal Budget  Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers is being urged to support efforts to “unleash” pharmacists’ potentials in the upcoming Federal …

Funding is being made available to support pharmacists to access training to work to their full scope of practice in one state  Queensland has announced a $6 million funding package …

Consultation about the controversial 60-day dispensing Budget measure was “necessarily limited”, Department of Health boss says  Confidentiality requirements restricted the Department of Health’s ability to consult more widely on the potential …

GPs who have abandoned bulk billing are unlikely to be lured back by the government’s $3.5 billion incentive package  Incentives designed to boost bulk billing rates are likely to be …