THE Australian Self Medication
Industry has welcomed budget
funding for initiatives aimed at
strengthening primary health care,
and in particular the expansion of
funding for nurses in general
practice, saying it’s “a step in the
right direction and will assist
consumers through the improved
access to health care”.The above snippet is the first part of an article sent to subscribers in Pharmacy Daily's issue from 12 May 10 To see the full story, see the embedded issue below or CLICK HERE to download Pharmacy Daily from 12 May 10
THE Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) Tasmanian Branch is seeking $2 million from the State Government to fund a pilot trial of after-hours services it says could deliver significant savings.
A PHARMACIST facing charges of sexual assaulting a patient will be allowed to practice after an NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal overturned a suspension handed down by the Pharmacy Council of NSW in Aug.
PROPOSED legislation aimed at protecting religious freedoms are “a perceived solution in search of a problem”, in the eyes of Pharmacy Guild of Australia Victorian Branch Presidient, Anthony Tassone.
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