Community Pharmacy

Northland pharmacists have until 30 April to have their say on the DHB document that will govern how pharmacy services are contracted and paid for in their region over the next seven years

Kaikoura Pharmacy owner David McKee has spent many years feeling frustrated and annoyed over what he sees as potentially unsafe sales of the motion sickness medicine Sea-Legs (meclozine)

Pharmaceutical Society president Ian McMichael on the fairness question in pharmacy auditing

Two Wellington pharmacists on a mission to level the playing field on free prescriptions are determined not to give up the fight, despite a knock-back from the Commerce Commission

After graduating from the University of Otago School of Pharmacy with a Bachelor of Pharmacy, Laura Pidcock returned to Christchurch to start her first job. This month, she also starts a regular column in Pharmacy Today about her experiences as an intern

Using his skills to serve his own people has always been a dream for pharmacist Kevin Pewhairangi

With biological ages 15 years older than their chronological ages and life expectancies cut short by an average of 20 years, opioid substitution patients don’t have easy lives

Keshree Naidoo-Rauf headed a meal-making venture for Christchurch’s mosque shooting victims with the help of her father-in-law, family members and the local business network 

The latest pharmacy audit results show some improvement but Medsafe says it is still observing a lower standard of practice than expected

Fallout from the Christchurch shootings on Friday continues, especially for pharmacy staff working close to the two mosques where 50 worshippers were gunned down