Restrictions on therapeutic substitution leave patients waiting for critical medicines; Scope of practice expansion on the horizon for German practitioners; Pharmacy regulator poised to enter debate o ...

Moves to develop an endorsement framework for scheduled medicines for pharmacists has “the potential to unlock consistent, safe and accessible care, Guild leaders says ...

The authority says its investigation is ongoing, after CHOICE found 16 of 20 sunscreens didn’t live up to SPF claims The Therapeutic Goods Authority (TGA) has released information to consumers ...

PBAC to consider semaglutide listing for new indication of established CVD with obesity The PBAC will soon consider whether Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy (semaglutide 2.4mg) should be subsidised for ...

State and territory governments urged to put ‘children’s health first’ and roll out free intranasal influenza vaccine programs for two to five-year-olds in 2026 ...

Full scope services are providing an opportunity for pharmacies to increase customer loyalty and boost transactions, a pharmacy data expert says ...

Many owners are not getting the full benefits from the 8CPA, and the state-based expanded scope programs, primarily due to apathy, which in turn is driven by a lack of need to change ...

Policymakers are considering compulsory e-scripts for restricted medicines, a conference has heard Paper-based scripts for restricted medicines may soon be a thing of the past, with government ...

Full scope requires pharmacists and their pharmacies to operate differently to make the economics work, a conference has heard Lifting scope will require pharmacists to optimise workflows, prioritise ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived and is already disrupting many aspects of pharmacy and business practice. Should you resist or embrace this future? Pharmacists need to be exploring the ...