Over 30 tonnes of medical waste - the equivalent of four elephants - has been correctly disposed of thanks in part to to a project that encourages people to return their unwanted medication to pharmacies.
Health Minister Jonathan Coleman says a growing number of Kiwis are being supported to manage their blood thinning medication through the Community Pharmacy Anticoagulation Monitoring Service (CPAMS)
As a part of Pharmacy Today's continued exploration of cultural competency in the pharmacy sector, we talk to pharmacists Steve and Mary Roberts from Ngaruawahia, a significant place for Māori in New Zealand, where they have embraced and been embraced by their local community.
Māori Language Week in September gave the chance for everyone to play a part in revitalising the language, according to linguist Tuwhakairiora (Tu) Williams.
Hospital pharmacist Sandra Edmondson swapped the comfort of her home and job in Christchurch for a role in the hospital pharmacy in Aitutak in the Cook Islands.
Academic pharmacist Nataly Martini provides key information on Helicobacter pylori pathophysiology, diagnosis and evidence-based treatment strategies to enhance patient outcomes