Research

Pharmacists are well placed to deliver mental health interventions in their communities and a team of University of Auckland researchers are currently trying to determine how ready they are to do so

Gastrointestinal bleeding and kidney failure are much more commonly experienced by Māori and Pacific patients while taking non-­steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs than Pākehā, new research says

Kaumātua have the ability and desire to control their medicines journey, and value authentic healthcare relationships to support that, a new research paper indicates

University of Auckland researchers are seeking feedback on the practice of diluting oral methadone solutions from pharmacists providing opioid substitution treatment

University of Auckland researchers are launching a study on bullying and looking to attract as many pharmacists and interns as possible to take part

The experimental COVID-19 decoy drug made by New Zealand researchers has been found in laboratory tests to slash the coronavirus’ infectivity 

A survey by the Independent Pharmacists’ Association of New Zealand has revealed pharmacists who appear to belong to a minority group earn a significantly lower hourly rate than those who do not

New research has highlighted clinical pharmacist facilitators, as an integral part of general practice, enhance the level of care received by patients in New Zealand and identify thousands of medicine-related problems. Anna Lee reports

A study of 172 Māori supermarket shoppers finds labelling gout as urate crystal arthritis makes it less likely the disease will be seen as self-inflicted

Pharmacist and PhD candidate at the University of Auckland School of Pharmacy, Robert Haua (Ngāi Te Rangi), has been awarded the first School of Pharmacy Doctoral Publication Excellence Award for his paper “Pharmacist integration into general practice in New Zealand”