Will the lack of certainty over medicines supply post-Brexit damage the generics sector? I ask those in the know what’s in store in the months ahead, for this feature in P3pharmacy magazine…
Ahead of the results of David Wright’s review of the professional bodies representing community pharmacy contractors, I explore whether their public statements hint at the conclusions, in this feature for P3pharmacy magazine…
A new report recommends that routine health assessments like heart and BP checks need to become a regular part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. I find out how community pharmacists can make it easier for more people to do this,
Since the community pharmacist consultation service (CPCS) launched last October, the benefits have been unsurprising but there have been some unexpected challenges, as I find out in this feature for Independent Community Pharmacist magazine…
With treatments becoming more widely available for people with cystic fibrosis, I find out how community pharmacy has increasing opportunities to help this patient group, in this feature for Training Matters…
Pharmacists help people look after their health issues every day, but what do they do when they – or their staff – are unwell? I look at how to recognise when something in wrong, and strategies for coping, in this
Disgruntled supermarket shoppers have been making the news for leaving unwanted excess packaging at the till while bagging up their groceries. With so many kinds of packaging and containers still not widely accepted by household recycling waste schemes, I find
Pharmacist Roz Gittins tells me about her route to her latest role as director of pharmacy for Humankind, a national third sector provider specialising in substance misuse, in this feature for The Pharmacist magazine…
As Public Health England publishes the first ever review of dependence and withdrawal problems associated with five classes of common medicines, I investigate the role that pharmacy teams can play in helping tackle these issues in this feature for Training