Education

GP Cathy Stephenson explains the simple measures that can make a big difference to quality of life for young people experiencing pain or heavy bleeding with menstruation

The incidence of anaphylaxis following vaccination with Pfizer–BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine is slightly higher than that of schedule vaccines, so health professionals must be able to recognise this potentially fatal condition and differentiate it from immunisation stress-related responses, explain Marleen Hart, Aimee Brass and Shelley Kininmonth

Amy van der Loo rounds up the education content in the latest issue of Pharmacy Today. Use the embedded links to go through to the relevant page 

Pharmacy Today reporter Jonathan Chilton-Towle gauges reaction to the decision to delay Auckland intern exams by at least a month

Pharmacy Today reporter Jonathan Chilton-Towle gauges reaction to the decision to delay Auckland intern exams by at least a month

For the last decade, Martin Woodbridge has worked with regulators, and industry and health professionals to promote the rational use of cannabis-based medicines. Here, he considers the introduction of cannabis-based medicines to New Zealand and explores what it means for pharmacy practice

Healthcare Handbook technical editor Carmen Fookes takes a close look at irritable bowel syndrome

Think the Pharmacy Council are going to further relax this year’s recertification requirements due to COVID-19? Think again

The Auckland pharmacist intern Assessment Centre scheduled for 9 November has been called off, but the Wellington assessment event will go ahead as planned

Clinical editor Amy van der Loo rounds up the education content in the latest issue of Pharmacy Today. Use the embedded links to go through to the relevant page