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Business is booming for PharmaZen, a Christchurch-based natural supplements manufacturer, with the company forecasting a 44 per cent increase in sales this year

DHB gives royally wrong reason for excluding public on building talks Counties Manukau DHB has apologised for using the wrong reason under the Official Information Act for excluding the public from its discussions over the troubled Galbraith building. 

Health stands out as the winner in the Labour-led Government’s first budget and pharmacists are hoping to get a flow-on benefit from the boosted funding

Today’s Budget was described by the Prime Minister earlier in the week to be one of “no surprises” and some health officials believe it was one promise the Government managed to deliver.

The Pharmacy Guild is hopeful the DHB funding increase in the 2018 budget could lead to a more favourable outcome for pharmacists in ongoing contract negotiations

The Government has made significant moves in today’s Budget to increase access to primary care – extending free GP visits and prescriptions to under-14-year-olds, and g

With the state of hospitals and DHBs in the public spotlight, primary care could be joining a long queue for cash in tomorrow's Budget 

Alison Van Wyk has been promoted to chief executive of the community health division at Green Cross Health and says she will miss the pharmacy sector

Pharmacy Today reporter Nerine Zoio chats to former Pharmaceutical Society president Chris Budgen

Rural health leaders are urging the RNZCGP to put more emphasis on coordinating training programmes in the upcoming refresh of its rural strategy