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The Pharmacy Council is going ahead with its proposed $75 increase to the Annual Practising Certificate fee this year, despite opposition from the profession

The pandemic might be over but the psychological scars it left are deep and still raw, especially for front-line health workers who have faced unrelenting stress. Paulette Crowley talks to clinical neuropsychologist Louise Cowpertwait about recovering from traumatic events with a growth mindset

The workforce woes keep coming as being understaffed and underpaid continues to pile pressure on exhausted pharmacy staff. And fewer students are choosing to become pharmacists, reports Paulette Crowley

Nearly 80 per cent more pharmacists have moved to Australia in the 2022/23 year, compared to the previous year 

Under the health reforms the landscape of primary care is changing, with new roles such as health coaches emerging in general practice, pharmacies and beyond. Paulette Crowley looks at how pharmacists fit into the picture

2023 was a huge year for pharmacy. Jonathan Chilton-Towle looks back at the biggest events

Under the health reforms the landscape of primary care is changing, with new roles such as health coaches emerging in general practice, pharmacies and beyond. Paulette Crowley looks at how pharmacists fit into the picture

2023 was a huge year for pharmacy. Jonathan Chilton-Towle looks back at the biggest events

Pharmacists are not happy that the Pharmacy Council wants to increase pharmacists’ Annual Practising Certificate fee and disciplinary levy by $75 next year.

The pandemic might be over but the psychological scars it left are deep and still raw, especially for front-line health workers who have faced unrelenting stress. Paulette Crowley talks to clinical neuropsychologist Louise Cowpertwait about recovering from traumatic events with a growth mindset