What’s coming up in the pharmacy calendar in 2023? Well, a major international pharmacy event is heading down under…. The world is coming to Brisbane The biggest international event in …

December 1972: Pharmacy suffers a defeat in its campaign to limit the number of analgesics distribution outlets. Meanwhile, the Guild modernises its leadership structure Pharmacy was delivered “an unexpected blow …

What were our best read features of 2022? AI, masks, DAAs and harm minimisation top the list  Here are the ten best read Feature articles on the AJP website in …

What were the the ten most popular episodes of the AJP podcast in 2022? In the next part of our series looking at our most popular articles in 2022, we …

What were the ten most clicked CPD articles on our website in 2022? AJP’s CPD offerings have increased in quantity and variety to meet the needs of our readers. So …

This is our final daily newsletter for 2022, but we have one special edition still to come. These are the dates you need to know    These are the dates …

We kick off our review of what our readers have been looking at in 2022 by reviewing our 10 best read columns for the year  These were the ten best …

New amoxicillin substitution amendments introduced as health system tries to deal with the ongoing shortage of the medicine The federal Department of Health and Aged Care has announced amendments to …

While a majority of Australian pharmacists endorse the provision of low-dose cannabis-based medicines, most lack confidence in discussing them with patients and say they need more training A new Australian …

The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA) says it strongly supports an inquiry’s call for more expert pharmacist places in NSW hospitals The comments follow the release this week …

There were moves to limit the influence of lobby groups, such as the Pharmacy Guild, while the number of overseas pharmacists applying for Australian visas reached new heights The week …

New AMA video criticises pharmacist prescribing trials, saying they could lead to second class care and more superbugs emerging The Australian Medical Association (AMA) has released a new video questioning …