Pharmacist tells PM more funding needed during visit
Boris Johnson has taken time out to visit a pharmacy and hear about the challenges a pharmacist and his team have faced.
Boris Johnson has taken time out to visit a pharmacy and hear about the challenges a pharmacist and his team have faced.
Community pharmacy employers have reported a total of six instances of exposure to coronavirus in the workplace.
REACT-1 study results give snapshot of Covid situation in late June and early July as lockdown started to ease.
The PSNC reminds pharmacies to report difficulties drug quotas have caused them in sourcing medicines.
Pharmacies should see hand signed FP10s replaced with Phase 4 tokens.
The UK Government has agreed a deal with a biotech company for 60 million doses of its potential Covid-19 vaccine.
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The study's findings will support the development of strategies for clinical and rehabilitation care
Independent evidence from RCPCH shows the risk of serious illness for children and young people is low.
Preliminary results from RECOVERY trial show hydroxychloroquine has no effect on mortality.
Study looking at impact of Covid-19 on hospitalised patients with diabetes finds one in ten die within seven days of admission
Rosemont Pharmaceuticals has launched omeprazole powder for oral suspension.
Medicines reconciliation could become an essential service in the 2020-21 community pharmacy contractual framework.
Infant vaccination against group B meningococcal disease (MenB) has resulted in a significant decline in cases.
A consultation on medicines reimbursement could see further tightening of price controls in the specials market, but the timetable is uncertain...
NHS Scotland has decided to commission Hemlibra for patients with severe congenital haemophilia A without factor VIII inhibitors.
When pain strikes most people reach for a pack of oral analgesics – but there are times when topical pain relief may be more appropriate.
For many allergy sufferers there is no pollen involved, nor is the problem seasonal in nature – all of which can make it harder to determine the cause. Pharmacists can help.
Thornton & Ross is backing a Newcastle University research project into the pressures faced by pharmacists while continuing to support its free in-store digital TV platform
Women may have more specific concerns about their health during this challenging time. It is important to help them stay motivated to protect their health and wellbeing to avoid more serious issues developing in the future.
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