Academic pharmacist Nataly Martini discusses the medical management of asthma in adults and adolescents, which has evolved to prioritise early anti-inflammatory treatment. She also explains how to improve patient outcomes by proactively identifying poor asthma control and supporting equitable access to education and treatment
Fighting the invisible problem of medicine harm
Tuesday 1 June 2021, 03:16 AM

Pauline McQuoid from Medwise and Clare Perry, deputy director-general, health system improvement and innovation, Ministry of Health
COMMUNITY OR PRIMARY HEALTHCARE PHARMACIST
This award recognises a community pharmacist who has made an outstanding contribution to customer health through their excellence in clinical pharmacy practice. They will have an outstanding commitment to equity in health outcomes and demonstrated professional leadership, imagination and innovation to achieve better outcomes and foster the growth and development of other community pharmacists
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PAULINE MCQUOID
Severe medicine-related harm is estimated to affect around 45,000 New Zealanders each year and kills more than double the
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