University of Auckland

Efficiency, waitlists and speed are all measured in our healthcare system, but what about compassion? Researchers from the Compassion Lab at the University of Auckland explain to Paulette Crowley why the value needs to be measured like a KPI

The burnout crisis among pharmacists and other health workers doesn’t look like it’s going away anytime soon. Paulette Crowley spoke to mental-health lecturer Fiona Moir about dealing with stress

Pharmacy students are banding together to form an intern association in response to concerns about high failure rates of the Pharmacy Council Assessment Centre.

A $3.27 million scholarship fund for Māori health students, including those studying pharmacy, has been launched to keep more Māori in pharmacy schools. 

The high failure rate for intern assessments has spurred pharmacy students into action 

Pharmacy schools are taking novel approaches to attract students to the profession, as a shortage of pharmacists bites.

Pharmacy schools are taking novel approaches to attract students to the profession, as a shortage of pharmacists bites.

Sixty biologically active compounds have been found in kawakawa, which could mean big business possibilities

Half-way through his degree in pharmacy at the University of Auckland, Mitchell Wong reflects on a tough yet exciting year

Half-way through his degree in pharmacy at the University of Auckland, Mitchell Wong reflects on a tough yet exciting year