The week in review

Megan Haggan 11/03/2023

Double dispensing, pharmacist prescribing and women in pharmacy were all key issues which made the news this week We heard that some health practitioners have had their details stolen in order to promote a website which claims to provide access to Ozempic; the PSA shared its concerns and encouraged pharmacists to keep an eye out

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