PS19 leaders’ panel: We need to get on with new contract
The question of whether the new settlement is a good deal or a bad one is “irrelevant,” the panel said.
The question of whether the new settlement is a good deal or a bad one is “irrelevant,” the panel said.
The prescription opioid time bomb has focused clinical attention on chronic pain and inspired a raft of management initiatives across the UK.
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Community pharmacists need to be part of the solution for the millions of people across the UK grappling with prescription drug dependence and withdrawal.
Antidepressants may reduce the risk of ischaemic stroke, Neurology reports.
Printing health warnings on individual cigarettes could help reduce smoking, suggests research.
Women who use HRT are being urged to discuss its risks and benefits at their next routine appointment.
Find out more about combination pain relief in the pharmacy and how different ingredients work to relieve pain.
Community pharmacy in the north-east of England is well prepared for the arrival of primary care networks with a host of innovative services.
When Garry Myers became an executive partner in Jaunty Springs medical practice over 10 years ago, it resulted in an innovative collaborative care model
David Reissner reports on the wide-ranging topics discussed Pharmacy Law and Ethics Association's annual seminar
The scheme, which will be funded locally, came out of conversations with the local CCG about what community pharmacy could offer
In today’s world the pill should be a Pharmacy medicine, as community pharmacists can safely and conveniently prescribe, supply and monitor
A study suggests that pharmacists face a number of challenges in promoting awareness of their skills among GPs and patients
Eoghan O’Brien has had promising results from a local scheme he helped set up to tackle type 2 diabetes
An increased focus on health technology will change the way pharmacists work. The question is – how quickly?
Problems with the quality of the air that we breathe and the impact it can have on our health have not gone away
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