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FIP launches new fund for international exchange program in memory of the late Dominique Jordan  The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) has announced the launch of a fund to support the …

Pharmacy’s role in vaccination provision continues to expand, and is a rare example of agreement with the federal government. We look at how we’ve got here, and what are the …

Labor and Health have been grilled over 60-day dispensing, while there’s scope of practice news in some states and new figures on pharmacist burnout It’s been an interesting week in …

FIP issues a workforce transformation call towards a range of progressive pharmacy roles On the fifth anniversary of the Astana Declaration on primary health care (25 October 2023), the International …

A “stark” finding from a new survey shows that 62% of respondents say they have suffered burnout or other mental health problems related to their work in pharmacy The International …

Healthcare payers and governments need to appropriately fund pharmacists to deliver new services  Significant investment from pharmacy owners and governments will be needed to provide successful health services through the …

Expanded scope of practice could spell the end of single pharmacist stores  Increasing demands for pharmacist-delivered services could mean pharmacies will need to operate with at least two pharmacists in-store …

Two pharmacist groups speak out on the 8CPA negotiations, while FIP has a busy week and there’s a lot of concern about “unleashing” pharmacists Issues around the 8CPA came to …

Pharmacists must embrace practice before implementing new services, International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) president, Paul Sinclair, says  Pharmacy leaders need to be strategic when developing plans to expand the profession’s scope …

Governments around the world are being urged to regulate against medicine misinformation   Pharmacists and governments should work together to take on the growing threat medicines misinformation poses to patient …

Governments around the globe need to rethink how they look at using pharmacy to deliver health services, a pharmacist says  Pharmacy policymakers should be urging bureaucrats to integrate healthcare systems …

Pharmacist-delivered minor ailments schemes can provide access points for patients who would not engage with traditional healthcare services  Expanding pharmacists’ scope of practice to include the treatment of common conditions …