Happy Holidays from Pharmacy Today

Pharmacy Today staff depart for the summer holidays today, leaving readers in the capable embrace of our new website, where fresh content is scheduled to show up regularly.

So, keep checking in for entertainment and information. 

We resume transmission when we get back on 8 January.

As of lunchtime today, the comments function will be switched off until our return.

But if you have something you need to get off your chest you can send it to editor@pharmacytoday.co.nz and we will post it as a comment on our return.

You can also email Letters to the Editor for publication in the new year – our first issue is 1 February.

The summer holidays might be a time for you to catch up on continuing education points through our ELearning platform.

Linking directly from our site, ELearning makes it easy for subscribers to gather points for reading articles.

ELearning is updated with recent articles from our print issue every month.

Click here to access ELearning

Your opinion of our new website is important to us and we are eager to hear your feedback.

Love it or hate it, you can tell us what you think by completing this quick online survey.

Everyone who completes the survey goes in the draw to win a $500 voucher.

Click here to do the survey

Our classified advertising service will still be running over the summer break for anyone who is not relaxing at the beach.

Browse our classifieds here

Because we have a new website our subscribers will need to create a new password. Luckily this is very easy.

1. First visit our new homepage.
2. Below the Pharmacy Today masthead at the top of the page, you will see a banner ad proclaiming “Pharmacy Today’s new website has hatched – it’s time to set yourself a new password”. Click on the ad or click here.
3. This will take you to a page where you can enter your existing username or email and press the ‘submit’ button.
4. You will be sent an email to this address. Follow the link in it.
5. Enter your new password in the fields provided and make sure it is the same both times.
6. Then click ‘submit’ and you are ready to log in using your new password.

Catch up next year and all the best from the Pharmacy Today team: Jonathan, Nerine, Doreen, Grayson, Tyler and Ali