News
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Guild 90th takes the cake!
Friday | May 4 2018LAST night's APP2018 opening reception was a festive night of frivolity and friendship, as delegates renewed old acquaintances and made new contacts on the conference's enormous trade show floor.
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Dispensary Corner
Friday | May 4 2018
04 May 18HEALTH Minister Greg Hunt yesterday revealed that the key rationale for the government's acceptance or rejection of recommendations from the King Review (see page 1) was ensuring the ongoing sustainability of the community pharmacy sector.
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PD breaking news – TerryWhite Chemmart to offer customised MedAdvisor app
Thursday | May 3 2018Three year agreement with MedAdvisor will see TWC app roll out this month.
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PD breaking news – Health Minister releases response to Review of Pharmacy Remuneration and Regulation
Thursday | May 3 2018New model for distribution of high cost medicines – and no medication vending machines.
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PD breaking news – 2018 Pharmacy of the Year winners announced
Thursday | May 3 2018Southcity Pharmacy Wagga Wagga announced as 2018 overall winner.
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Guild corporate concern
Thursday | May 3 2018PHARMACY Guild executive director David Quilty has cited the huge controversy around the Banking Royal Commission in recent days to sound a warning about the "corporatisation" of the Australian pharmacy sector.
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Sigma sleep testing rollout
Thursday | May 3 2018AMCAL and Guardian pharmacies across Australia are set to significantly boost their professional services offering, with Sigma Healthcare announcing the national roll-out of "the most comprehensive sleep apnoea testing program in Australia's history" next month.
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Ramsay supply deal
Thursday | May 3 2018RAMSAY Healthcare yesterday announced a joint venture with US private health organisation Ascension to develop a new global supply chain (PD breaking news).
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APP opens today
Thursday | May 3 2018HEALTH Minister Greg Hunt will open the APP conference on the Gold Coast this morning, before announcing the winners of the Pharmacy of the Year.
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Chlamydia screening
Thursday | May 3 2018PHARMACISTS in Australia and in Switzerland have demonstrated a high level of willingness to provide chlamydia testing and consumers are pleased with the prospect of not needing to make an appointment for it, according to new research published in Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare.
