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Whenever a change is proposed to the new pharmacy services contract, pharmacy owners will be able to choose whether they want to accept or decline it and this offers flexibility never before had by contract holders, according the chief executive of the Pharmacy Guild

Pharmacists around the country seem to mostly be supportive of the revamped pharmacy services contract presented to them last week

A fire broke out in the chemical oven at Douglas Pharmaceuticals in Auckland at the weekend

The Pharmacy Council is proposing a 1 per cent increase to next year’s Annual Practising Certificate fee and is seeking pharmacists’ views on the proposal

The former vice chancellor of Massey University and senior cabinet minister Steve Maharey has been appointed as chair of Pharmac

A three-year long effort that succeeded in reclassifying the oral contraceptive pill so that it can be dispensed by pharmacists without a prescription took the top prize at the 2018 Pharmacy Awards

Our brief is broad – if it affects pharmacy its business, staff, patients or ethos, we’re interested. That's alot of articles.

Without further ado, here are the finalists for the 2018 Pharmacy Awards

Nearly  a  half  of  patients  don’t  understand  the  possible  side  effects  of  their  medication,  but  a  survey  from  the  Health  Quality  &  Safety  Commission  is  enabling  health  providers  to  share  initiatives  to  improve  this

A Hawke’s Bay pharmacy is offering a new service aimed at improving health outcomes for asthmatic Māori and Pasifika children