Doctors slam pharmacist prescribing again, claiming “inherent conflicts of interest” and bypassing of national processes The Australian Medical Association has made a submission to the consultation of the revised National …

“Time for action”: One stakeholder group calls for the cutting of red tape which holds back pharmacist vaccination  The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) has renewed its call for national …

A change in how early bowel cancer screening is managed is necessary to boost participation, say pharmacists The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has released its National Bowel …

It’s 1985, and pharmacy is shocked at an increase to the PBS co-payment Then Labor treasurer Paul Keating had just delivered a mini-Budget as the AJP put together its June, …

One leading pharmacist has spoken out about the higher risk posed to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islader patients at transitions of care – and how cultural safety can help reduce …

The death of a Top End woman after her depot medication was changed, causing a relapse in her mental health condition, has been investigated by a coroner Judge Elisabeth Armitage …

One leading pharmacist talks about the huge importance of the World Health Organization’s Pandemic Agreement, and its adoption in Australia The general public would be well within its rights not …

Stakeholders have welcomed the delayed start of the new Aged Care Act, with one major employer group saying that “reform of this magnitude and importance should not be rushed” Minister …

Underpaying chains named and shamed; US measles outbreak spreads; pharmacist caught smuggling illegal drugs Birmingham, England: The Pharmacists’ Defence Association has welcomed a new government report which has “named and …

Pharmacists on the award wage are set to receive a pay rise – what do you think? As reported last week, the Fair Work Commission’s Annual Wage Review settled on …

“Would you like fries with that?” a pharmacist, who has since had his registration cancelled over a $2m PBS fraud, asked his patient before swearing at her The case of …

It’s 1895, and the Australasian Journal of Pharmacy reports on where GPs are laying the blame for a reduction in their lifestyles In our June, 1895 edition, we reported on …