News
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Anticoagulants course
Tuesday | May 22 2018NEW Zealand based College Education and Training, a business unit of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand is providing a live webinar for NZ pharmacists around all matters pharmacy relating to the use of anticoagulants.
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Indemnity insurance changes possible
Tuesday | May 22 2018RECOMMENDATIONS of a review of the government's Medical Indemnity Insurance Fund may impact pharmacists, with coverage under the scheme likely to be limited to medical practitioners.
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UK diabetes recall
Tuesday | May 22 2018BRITAIN'S Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has announced a recall by Roche of its Accu-Chek Aviva and Accu-Chek Performa test strips, with more than 260,000 packs estimated to be affected.
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LLLiP program
Tuesday | May 22 2018LIFE Long Learning in Pharmacy has finalised the program for its 12th International Conference, which take place in Brisbane from 07 to 09 Jul 2018.
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Palliative care MHR
Tuesday | May 22 2018AUSTRALIANS are being encouraged to include My Health Record (MHR) during discussions of 'What matters most.
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Webstercare design winners
Tuesday | May 22 2018WEBSTERCARE received two 2018 Good Design Awards at a ceremony at Sydney Opera House last week.
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Dispensary Corner
Tuesday | May 22 2018
22 May 18ALL pharmacists know you can patent a drug molecule - but how about trademarking a smell?.
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Pregnancy products queried
Monday | May 21 2018DIETARY supplements of vitamins and minerals provide no obvious clinical benefit when taken before or during pregnancy among Australian women who are well nourished, according to new research published by the Society of Hospital Pharmacists today.
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Pharmacists strike
Monday | May 21 2018MORE than 1,000 government-employed hospital pharmacists in the Indian state of Delhi will observe a one-day 'token strike' today, protesting against a lack of opportunities and understaffing.
