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Primary care solution touted for chronic pain

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Nicholas O’Donoghue |James Tsaoucis |Jay Cutler |Siya Etzebeth

Burnout widespread amongst the professionsA new study looks at the top reasons Australian health professionals are leaving practice – but what about pharmacists?
Staying safe online

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Ben Wishaw |Siya Etzebeth |JOHN SMITH |JOhn Smith |Megan Haggan

Burnout widespread amongst the professionsA new study looks at the top reasons Australian health professionals are leaving practice – but what about pharmacists?
Next gen progestogen-only pill (POP) added to PBS

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Sheshtyn Paola |Ben Wishaw |Siya Etzebeth |JOHN SMITH |JOhn Smith

Burnout widespread amongst the professionsA new study looks at the top reasons Australian health professionals are leaving practice – but what about pharmacists?
Pharmacists key to reducing strain

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Megan Haggan |Ben Wishaw |Siya Etzebeth |JOHN SMITH |JOhn Smith

Burnout widespread amongst the professionsA new study looks at the top reasons Australian health professionals are leaving practice – but what about pharmacists?
‘We will no longer be hostage to overseas supply’

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Megan Haggan |Paul Sapardanis |JOHN SMITH |JOhn Smith |Siya Etzebeth

Local IV fluid manufacture will help address “crippling” shortages, say leading pharmacists On Wednesday, March 5, federal health minister Mark Butler announced investment in an expansion of Australia’s onshore manufacturing capability for intravenous fluids. The decision follows around two years of uncertainty, and calls from Advanced Pharmacy Australia (AdPha) among other stakeholders to manufacture theseThis content is restricted to registered users only.
ParagonCare lifts pharmacy sales

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Kate Cowling |Paul Sapardanis |John Smith |JOhn Smith |Siya Etzebeth

Healthcare supplier ParagonCare has grown its profit and revenue in the first half of the financial year and updated the market on its “transformational” merger with fellow distribution company CH2 ParagonCare reported half year revenue of $1.85bn for the first half of 2025, 13% higher than the same period last year, it told the AustralianThis content is restricted to registered users only. If you have already registered on the AJP website please login below, Or you can Register for free.
Culture key to attracting and retaining top talent

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Nicholas O’Donoghue |Siya Etzebeth |Dan Abedini |James Lawson

Pharmacy owners urged to foster “team-oriented environment” to secure the profession’s best candidates Pharmacies that “actively listen to and accommodate the evolving needs of their workforce” have greater success in hiring and holding onto the best talent, a recruiter says. Heidi Dariz, general manager of Raven’s Recruitment, told a webinar hosted by the Pharmacy GuildThis content is restricted to registered users only.
World news wrapup: 6 March 2025

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Megan Haggan |Siya Etzebeth |Dan Abedini |James Lawson

Pharmacist suspended after calling patient a “nutter;” new program to ease NZ’s “incredible stress” in sector; Finland cuts medicines prices Willaston, Merseyside: The UK’s Chemist+Druggist has reported on the case of Robert Davies, who has had his registration suspended for one month following a General Pharmaceutical Council hearing. The GPhC’s fitness to practice committee heardThis content is restricted to registered users only.
My mistake: pharmacists, the second victims of errors

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Megan Haggan |Siya Etzebeth |Dan Abedini |patrick Mahony

How are pharmacists impacted when they make a mistake in a professional capacity—and what can they do to regain their confidence? Megan Haggan investigates Nobody is immune to making errors—and whether an error is a near miss or results in tragedy, every pharmacist reacts differently. Gary West, professional officer at PDL stresses that it’sThis content is restricted to registered users only. If you have already registered on the AJP website please login below, Or you can Register for free.
Changing direction

1 month ago | ajp.com.au | Chris Brooker |patrick Mahony |Vincent Chua |Siya Etzebeth

TGA delegate overturns interim decisions on schedule changes to products containing widely used ingredients The Therapeutic Goods Administration's (TGA) medicines scheduling committee has overturned previous interim decisions on scheduling products containing Green tea extract and Wild Cherry Bark. The TGA delegate has decided to "set aside" an interim decision to not amend the Poisons StandardThis content is restricted to registered users only.