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More than 98 per cent of pharmacy contract holders have signed variation 1A of the Integrated Community Pharmacy Services Agreement, giving them access to an extra $9.6 million in funding

A new tool can help clinicians decide whether the benefits of aspirin will outweigh the risk for individual patients

From next year, all new pharmacists will be trained as vaccinators to curb increasing rates of infectious disease in New Zealand

Nyamuragira and nitrofurantoin – one is an antibiotic used to treat urinary tract infections and one is a volcano that recently erupted in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Bernadette Brown is a Scottish pharmacist who has applied her independent prescribing skills and business acumen to transforming her community pharmacy into an award-winning community health hub.

Prescription fees are preventing patients from collecting medicines and the prescription subsidy scheme is confusing and cumbersome, the interim Health and Disability System Review has found

Canterbury DHB hospital pharmacy staff have called off their planned strike action at the 11th hour after receiving a long-awaited contract offer

The Ministry of Health is urgently working through issues preventing community pharmacists from giving MMR vaccinations as the Auckland measles outbreak worsens

Every day, GP clinics fax pharmacies thousands of prescriptions

Medsafe appears to have got its skates on when it comes to progressing pharmacy licence applications