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Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has received 2,313 complaints regarding comments made about pharmacists on ITV’s This Morning.

NHS England & Improvement has been criticised as having “unrealistic” expectations of pharmacists beginning to work in PCNs.

Pharmacies have had over 100,000 patients referred to them by NHS 111 since the CPCS was launched on October 29.

A coroner's report outlined concerns about pharmacists ordering repeat prescriptions without involving patients.

Boris Johnson said the NHS will be the “top priority” for his government after the Conservative's sweeping victory.

Four-fifths of pharmacists are facing “overwhelming” workplace pressures, a survey of the profession indicates.

EHC should be reclassified as GSL and “sold off the shelf without consultation,” the RCOG has said.

NPA, PSNC and the RPS launch the Community Pharmacy Manifesto.

Despite some negative headlines the Royal Pharmaceutical Society is fit for purpose and looking to the future, insists Sandra Gidley.

The framework outlines the capabilities needed for foundation pharmacists to provide increasingly complex clinical care.

Pharmacists in England are to be reimbursed for dispensing cannabis-based products for the first time.

More vaccinations should be provided in convenient locations for parents to drive uptake, says a new NHS review.

The RPS calls on the government to ensure all pharmacists have access to NHS-funded mental health support services.

Pharmacists have been granted powers to dispense an “alternative strength or pharmaceutical form” of fluoxetine.

The NAWP – which had announced plans to dissolve – is to continue as part of the PDA from the beginning of next year.

Labour's plans would bring England in line with Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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

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

The early career report was commissioned by the Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK and Health Education England.

Social deprivation and lack of access to information are potential factors in prescription drug dependence.