Pharmaceutical Society

Trials of free emergency contraceptives are showing strong uptake when provided in pharmacy, reports Jonathan Chilton-Towle

Pharmacist interns may find themselves unable to become full-fledged pharmacists this year if the Pharmacy Council decides to postpone their end-of-year assessment until next year, due to lockdown restrictions

Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand president Rhiannon Braund has kept her seat on the society's national executive

Pharmacy is demonstrating its innovation and adaptability as it responds to the call to get New Zealanders vaccinated, writes Pharmaceutical Society president Professor Rhiannon Braund

Pharmacy is demonstrating its innovation and adaptability as it responds to the call to get New Zealanders vaccinated, writes Pharmaceutical Society president Professor Rhiannon Braund

The present and former presidents of the Pharmaceutical Society are disappointed there are no pharmacists on the interim boards of the Māori Health Authority and Health New Zealand

To mark World Pharmacists Day on 25 September, the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand is calling for the Government to ensure a wider range of healthcare services are available at your local pharmacy

There are now 167 pharmacy COVID-19 vaccination sites across New Zealand, with more coming on board every day

Aotearoa has been in lockdown for just eight days, but the Pharmacy Defence Association has already had several reports detailing customers’ unsavoury antics as the sector bears the brunt of bad behaviour.

Of the $18 million, just $463,061 was allocated between a total of six successful applicants