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Pharmacy in Practice

EDX/20/1154
Date of prep: December 2020

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Opinion

Why has a pharmacist never contributed to the daily briefings?

21st February 2021 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Despite the importance of medicines and vaccines during this pandemic, pharmacist voices have not cut through when it comes to the public discourse.

Filed Under: Insight, Opinion Tagged With: Daily briefing, pharmacist

Why do NHS reorganisations continually ignore community pharmacy?

11th February 2021 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Another NHS reorganisation will come & go without making any of the necessary changes to community pharmacy contracting, funding, structure or integration.

Filed Under: Featured, Opinion Tagged With: NHS

Why is pharmacy not integral to government mass vaccination plans?

7th January 2021 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Community Pharmacy should be an integral part of the Government’s plan for a mass vaccination programme.

Filed Under: Featured, Opinion Tagged With: Covid 19, pharmacy, vaccination

Pharmacy Covid-19 vaccination involvement is a ‘no-brainer’

7th January 2021 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

The Covid-19 pandemic has been the greatest challenge this country has faced for many decades, certainly this century.

Filed Under: Featured, Opinion Tagged With: Covid 19, pharmacy, vaccination

The great patient medication returns debacle

16th December 2020 by PIP editor 3 Comments

There’s so much outrage on the go at the moment but I have to say the amount money drained from the NHS via the oversupply of medication must be staggering and largely unmeasured.

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: community pharmacy, community pharmacy Scotland, opinion, pharmacy, pharmacy in practice, PIP, Prescription charges

What next for community pharmacists managing people with asthma?

11th December 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Looking back now five years on from when I wrote the article below I am no less moved by the terrible findings of the NRAD in 2014.

Filed Under: Insight, Opinion Tagged With: asthma, community pharmacy

Is Amazon about to move your pharmacy cheese?

4th December 2020 by Reece Samani Leave a Comment

Over the years we have seen a rise in the number of prescriptions that are being fulfilled by distant selling pharmacies (DSPs).

Filed Under: Insight, Opinion, Uncategorised Tagged With: Amazon, Online pharmacy

Dropping the pre-reg exam – an overview of arguments

26th September 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

A rundown of some of the arguments advanced for dropping the pre-reg exam. In no particular order.

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Pro reg

Resilience initiatives deflect blame

31st August 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

Initiatives focusing on resilience as a solution to workplace stress suggest that the person experiencing the stress wouldn’t suffer so much if they were more resilient.

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: opinion

How 56 community pharmacies helped to eradicate hepatitis C

29th July 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

The long-term trusting relationship with community pharmacy staff and the on-going reason to attend the pharmacy were key factors in this success.

Filed Under: Letters to the editor, Opinion Tagged With: harm reduction, Hepatitis C

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