The current situation with the provisionally registered pharmacists is appalling. Absolutely appalling from the GPhC.
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This CPD challenge explores your knowledge of the oral anticoagulant rivaroxaban. Hopefully, this CPD challenge you reflect on, and identify areas for CPD.
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This CPD challenge explores your knowledge of the oral anticoagulant edoxaban. Hopefully, this CPD challenge you reflect on, and identify areas for CPD.
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This CPD challenge explores your knowledge of the oral anticoagulant edoxaban. Hopefully, this CPD challenge you reflect on, and identify areas for CPD.
UK pharmacy news
Commission to tackle antimicrobial resistance established
Solutions offered by the pharmacy profession to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) are to be advanced by a commission.
Global pharmacy data and intelligence commission launched
The One FIP Data and Intelligence Commission was launched during FIP Virtual 2020.
Providing pharmaceutical care in a crisis
The NPA and the CCA have issued new guidance about maintaining continuity of pharmacy services in the event of crises.
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Interviews
Why I left Scotland to become a pharmacist in the USA
Calum Nelson recently moved to America to become a pharmacist in America. This is his story.
Naloxone, alcohol abuse, why drug deaths remain high and a role for community pharmacy
Graham Parsons is the Chief Pharmacist at Turning Point. He is a pharmacist with a wide range of experience in many aspects of pharmacy.
Pharmacy law, fitness to practise and how to stay out of trouble
I have never met a pharmacist or pharmacy technician that does not dread the letter of complaint from the GPhC dropping through the letterbox.
The daily and weekly PIP email doses
Scottish pharmacy news
Extra £1.1 billion for Scottish health and social care sector
Scotland’s health and social care sector will receive £1.1 billion in additional funding to support its work through COVID-19 pressures.
Call for patients to be asked if their medicines work
Dr Andrew Buist, chair of the British Medical Association’s Scottish GPs committee, said there was a “desperate need” for a more joined-up approach.
Pain services ‘essential’ to NHS remobilisation
The restarting of pain management services in Scotland should be an “essential” part of remobilising the NHS after covid, according to new guidance.
