Pharmacists in social prescribing needs piloting and evaluating: experts

Megan Haggan 06/02/2025

Lily Pham, Jenny Kirschner and Amanda Fairjones at the NSW inquiry into loneliness.

Could a change to prescriptions see pharmacists providing easier access to social prescribing? Pharmacists from the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia NSW and Pharmacy Addressing Loneliness and Social Isolation (PALS) have presented at the Inquiry into Prevalence, Causes and Impacts of Loneliness in NSW in Sydney today (6 February 2025). PALS founder Jenny Kirschner, PSA NSW

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