GPhC

The GPhC has approved new guidance for pharmacist prescribers to ensure that they provide safe and effective care when prescribing.

Pharmacy teams are raising awareness of the risks associated with valproate medicines and pregnancy – but more needs to be done.

Liam Anstey appointed as GPhC's director for Wales.

The jointly-agreed 10 high level principles set out the good practice expected when prescribing medication online.

The employers behind a second pharmacy apprenticeship proposal have identified themselves.

Google and other search engines need to take more action against websites selling fake medicines, says an IP protection firm.

The GPhC received 16 whistleblowing disclosures between 1 April 2018 and 31 March 2019, a report reveals.

Failure to record errors, not having enough staff and storage issues among reasons for 'not meeting' standards.

Community pharmacies are more likely to fail a GPhC inspection but also account for all pharmacies rated excellent.

The regulator is taking “robust” enforcement action against online pharmacies who inappropriately supply high-risk medicines.

The GPhC said this would improve transparency and “drive improvement in pharmacy services.”

The majority of respondents to a GPhC survey said they favour integrated standards for pharmacists’ education and training.

A number of candidates who sat this year's pre-reg exam have raised concerns with the BPSA.

Responses to a GPhC consultation indicate "broad support" for plans to integrate academic study and practical experience.

The GPhC dealt with more Fitness to Practise concerns in 2018-19, though fewer individuals were removed from the register.

Sid Dajani has had misconduct allegations made against him by the RPS dismissed by the GPhC amid ’victimisation’ claims, Pharmacy Magazine can reveal

A GPhC survey is seeking views of pharmacists and technicians on their roles, responsibilities and job satisfaction.

LloydsPharmacy apologises for the “distress” experienced by a woman refused emergency hormonal contraception.

Regulators join forces to promote benefits of reflective practice to patients and the public.

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