Study: More patients relying on pharmacies in pandemic
Consumers increasingly turned to pharmacists during the Covid-19 pandemic for OTC and health advice.
Consumers increasingly turned to pharmacists during the Covid-19 pandemic for OTC and health advice.
The number of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians whistleblowing to the GPhC continues to grow.
Some provisionally-registered pharmacists who joined in August have had a Covid-19 risk assessment.
The GPhC is facing calls to scrap the requirement to sit a registration exam this year.
Boots has stopped taking new bookings for its flu vaccination service for people aged 65 and over.
Almost all skin disease patients report an impact on mental wellbeing but support is lacking, a study finds.
Extensive library of interactive e-learning modules, updated monthly. Accessible on PC, tablet & mobile
E-learning recording features inline with GPhC requirements and completion certificate
Personal learning log with detailed learning analysis features
KCL study shows a strong relationship between loneliness and the later onset of type 2 diabetes
A risk identification tool uses the groupings to help clinical staff choose the best course of treatment for patients.
Starting statins reduces the risk of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality among people aged 75 years and older, a new study finds.
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.
Ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease are two conditions characterised by inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract.
A new learning module is available to help pharmacy teams understand recent changes concerning the OTC sale of stimulant laxatives.
Pharmacy has shown that it can offer effective sexual health services but fragmented commissioning and significant funding cuts mean that provision varies widely.
When pain strikes most people reach for a pack of oral analgesics – but there are times when topical pain relief may be more appropriate.
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