Cost of living hits hospital pharmacists hard: unions

Megan Haggan 11/12/2025

Why have Tasmanian hospitals had to roll back key services like partnered charting – and why is there a “brain drain” of pharmacy technicians in Queensland? At Advanced Pharmacy Australia’s Medicines Management conference in Melbourne, AJP digital editor Megan Haggan spoke to Aiden Stalker from the Health Services Union, and Vivian Banks from the United

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