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Unichem Leabank Pharmacy owner Jes Patel answers Pharmacy Today’s questions about his life and work

Pharmaceutical Society president Professor Rhiannon Braund reflects on the pressure on professional bodies, especially during a pandemic

In all the talk of health reforms over the past year, not too much has been mentioned about the Public Health Agency, which will sit as a business unit in the Ministry of Health and, along with other functions, replace the Health Promotion Agency

Unichem Pakuranga Pharmacy owner Vicky Chan speaks to Jonathan Chilton-Towle about juggling work and parenting while managing a busy pharmacy in east Auckland

It’s a truth sometimes acknowledged that in government policy, everything is a reaction to what went before. And so, it is with the health reforms.

This year’s restructuring of the health system is shaping up as an important episode in the history of health policy in Aotearoa, regardless of what happens in subsequent years

Coffee and PlayStation help balance the many work stresses of Wellington pharmacist Michele Thompson

Locum pharmacist Sarah Mooney crunches the numbers to see whether working as a locum pharmacist is really worth it

This is a real-time assessment of living and breathing through Omicron 

It’s a Tuesday and at midday there’s another media stand-up at Parliament with directorgeneral of health Ashley Bloomfield, this time flanked by Joe Bourne, a GP from Te Puke, and also Ministry of Health primary care lead.