July 2022

An outgoing Waitematā DHB member and pharmacist says the end of DHBs also means an end to public insight into health affairs.

Pharmacy Today reporter Jonathan Chilton-Towle looks at reactions from the pharmacy sector to recommendations by an independent review panel on the drug-buying agency

Digital reminder technology can halve the risk of asthma attacks, a review led by University of Auckland School of Pharmacy senior clinical research fellow Amy Chan has found.

A new study shows that cardiotoxicity is much higher in Māori men taking clozapine, which has implications for pharmacists monitoring some psychiatric patients, Paulette Crowley writes

The University of Otago School of Pharmacy, along with the rest of Otago’s Division of Health Sciences, may soon give people with disabilities priority access to its courses.

Leading Pacific pharmacist Kasey Brown tells Paulette Crowley why she let go of three leading roles to become a pharmacist prescriber

The beauty category continues its long-term slide although all is not lost, as prestige brand opportunities exist in other areas of pharmacy, Paulette Crowley writes

The PSA says employment talks between pharmacists, Auckland DHB and a private healthcare provider are going well as staff consider transferring jobs, Paulette Crowley writes

Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts analyses the Government’s Budget 2022 and finds few crumbs of support for pharmacy