Pharmacy too often ignored: Richard di Natale

Megan Haggan 25/11/2015

Senator Richard di Natale at a previous Pharmacy Guild dinner — Senator Richard Di Natale at a previous Pharmacy Guild dinner.

Pharmacists are underutilised in preventive health and their voices are too often missing from discussion of the health care system in Australia, Greens leader Senator Richard di Natale told the Guild annual dinner in Canberra last night. The Senator said that pharmacy is “too often ignored”, with many Australians thinking of the health sector as

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