Pharmacy Practice

Northland clinical pharmacist shares her views on how pharmacists can work with rongoā Māori and why the indigenous healing system should not be legislated.

PHARMACISTS have been told to dispense only a week’s worth of the anti-anxiety and depression medicine fluoxetine, but a Ranfurly pharmacist says that is worrying some patients and shows the system isn’t working.

A NEW FACE has joined the teams at the Life Pharmacy Prices in Nelson and Unichem Springlands Pharmacy in Blenheim. 

Natasha Jojoa Burling talks to a Waikato pharmacist, a psychologist and an academic for their tips on how to inject In our series “A great place to work”, Pharmacy Today highlights positivity into pharmacy

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

Free blood pressure checks are being given at pop-up clinics for Heart Awareness Month 

“It must be a slow news day if you want to talk to me,” jokes Jerome Ng, the newly appointed clinical director of clinical governance at Te Whatu Ora Counties Manukau

Pharmacy schools are taking novel approaches to attract students to the profession, as a shortage of pharmacists bites.

“WHEN I FIRST GOT the news, I was pretty surprised and was not sure if it was real or not,” says Cromwell pharmacist Bernie McKone, who was out having coffee with wife Pippa when he received an email saying he was to receive a New Year Honour.

Pharmacy schools are taking novel approaches to attract students to the profession, as a shortage of pharmacists bites.