Pharmaceutical Society

Pharmacy sector leaders are disappointed most of the $18 million intended for community pharmacy during COVID-19 last year was returned to the Crown in June.

The leaders presiding over the reform of the New Zealand health system say pharmacy will play an important part in the new set-up but to date, details on what this might look like are scant

The leaders presiding over the reform of the New Zealand health system say pharmacy will play an important part in the new set-up but to date, details on what this might look like are scant

Debbie Wallace recently stepped down from her role as Manager of the EVOLVE Intern Training Programme with the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand to take up a new role as Quality and Risk Team Lead Pharmacy at Wellington Hospital

Leaders of the Pharmaceutical Society and New Zealand Medical Association are insisting sunscreens should be true to sun protection claims in the wake of a US laboratory being found to have falsified test results

Pharmacists are “disappointed” that Budget 2021 contains no new funding initiatives to support the pharmacy profession to achieve quality patient outcomes

The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy profession

The heads of the Pharmaceutical Society and New Zealand Medical Association are insisting that sunscreens should be true to sun protection claims in the wake of US laboratory being found to have falsified test results

Pharmaceutical Society president Professor Rhiannon Braund writes, “Pharmacy needs to keep its head above water until the ‘system’ comes to the realisation that we are the answer to many of the current health system needs”