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Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer looks at AI and its implications for pharmacy

Pharmacist Lieutenant William Lusher is part of a tri-service medical unit supporting the country’s armed forces. He talks to Natasha Jojoa Burling about work, exercise and the importance of maintaining healthy relationships

Adapting to changes and seizing opportunities are essential to making a business successful, writes Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts

June is Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Month. Pharmacist extraordinaire Dr Natalie Gauld (ONZM, DipPharm, MPharm, PhD, FPS) shares her experiences of being diagnosed with the disease

University of Auckland pharmacy student Mitchell Wong is profiling his fellow pharmacy students, the pharmacists of tomorrow. This month we meet third-year student Samuel Jung

Pharmacist Cameron McNaught is a multi-sport and fitness enthusiast, and has started a business degree. He talks to Paulette Crowley about work and pastimes

Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer argues that every perspective, especially that of the independent pharmacist, should be welcomed at the National Annual Agreement Review negotiation table and asks whether the Integrated Community Pharmacy Services Agreement is fit for purpose

Pharmacy student Mitchell Wong canvases his fellow students on how uni life is shaping up. This month he profiles Sionekau Lokeni

Māori Pharmacists Association president Mariana Hudson reports on the organisation’s fifth symposium, Future Focus: Be the Change

In the eight years I have been with Pharmacy Today, there has never been a time when the sector we write about was free of problems. Today, as I take over as editor, many of the same challenges still exist, some have worsened while others are new.