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Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer discusses the importance of gender-affirming care in pharmacies

Pharmacist and medical herbalist Phil Rasmussen with the latest thinking on herbal medicines and safety

Non-practising legal expert and pharmacist Máté Hegedus-Gaspar, looks at health professionals’ obligations around keeping patient information private

Canterbury clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer writes about how, by understanding and addressing their communities’ health needs, independent pharmacies can carve out niches for themselves as leading health destinations

As the motu moves beyond the acute phase of the pandemic, and rapidly altered healthcare delivery approaches, disabled people have largely been forgotten, write a team of researchers from Victoria University, Massey University and Kaitiaki Research

Trauma-informed care is a framework that recognises the need to have a complete picture of a patient’s life to provide them with effective healthcare. It begins with an awareness of what trauma is and how it affects health and wellbeing. Here, Anna Elders challenges you to purposefully focus on the discovery, validation and support of trauma in your patients

Non-practising legal expert and pharmacist Máté Hegedus-Gaspar, looks at the ins and outs of Annual Practising Certificates and why they are so important

Katrina Azer, clinical pharmacist at Tend Health, sees community pharmacy accommodating clinical services hubs on the shop floor

Pharmacist and non-practising lawyer Máté Hegedus-Gaspar explains the professional perils of short-staffed pharmacies

Even if you trust the prescriber to do his or her job, pharmacists must also ensure medicines information is passed on to the patient, writes Máté Hegedus-Gaspar, pharmacist and non-practising lawyer