Headlines
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WA flu vax change puts patients first
Thursday | Jun 20 2019PHARMACISTS in Western Australia will be allowed to provide influenza vaccinations to children 10-years-old and over, following a decision by the State Government.
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Horsham named Priceline of the Year
Thursday | Jun 20 2019PRICELINE Pharmacy Horsham has been named as the Australian Pharmaceutical Industries franchise's Store of the Year.
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NSW Budget missed opportunity: PSA
Wednesday | Jun 19 2019PHARMACISTS recruited by NSW Health, as part of a State Budget announcement, should be allocated to different areas of practice and "not just hospitals", the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) believes.
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Pharmacist education needs refresh
Wednesday | Jun 19 2019AUSTRALIAN pharmacy schools need to increase their focus on complementary medicines category in their curricula, former Pharmacy Guild of Australia National President, Kos Sclavos believes.
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Monopoly claims ‘shameful beat-up’
Tuesday | Jun 18 2019CLAIMS patients in rural areas are being charged three times more than those residing in metro areas for life-saving prescription medicines is "a shameful beat-up" according to the Pharmacy Guild of Australia.
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HMR guide beneficial
Tuesday | Jun 18 2019USING a Medicines Conversation Guide to support pharmacists conducting Home Medicines Reviews (HMRs) could help remove points of confusion between patients and pharmacists, a study reveals.
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Capital Board appointments
Tuesday | Jun 18 2019NATIONAL pharmacy chain Capital Chemist has announced the appointment of two new members to their Board of Directors.
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Award review secures pay increases
Monday | Jun 17 2019PHARMACISTS covered by the Pharmacy Industry Award could see their pay increase by up to 18% over the coming months following a Fair Work Commission (FWC) ruling.
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End MBS exclusion: PSA
Monday | Jun 17 2019PHARMACIST delivered health interventions should be included on the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) to increase the role the profession plays in addressing the healthcare needs of Australians, the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) believes.
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Probiotics “no coke ‘n’ fries”
Monday | Jun 17 2019COMPANION selling probiotics with prescription medicines is "no coke 'n' fries" add-on, but a strong evidence-based health intervention that pharmacists can provide to support their patients, according to former Pharmacy Guild of Australia National President, Kos Sclavos.
