‘We cannot be complacent’

Sheshtyn Paola 15/01/2026

Two US studies have found worrying trends in pharmacists' mental health, as leading advocate highlights current disaster situations, burnout risks in Australian profession Among 202 community pharmacists surveyed in the US, more than half (68.6%) reported moderate levels of burnout and secondary traumatic stress, a new study has found. Pharmacists dispensing over 150 prescriptions per

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