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A briefing paper to health minister shows private lab providers have been lobbying the Government to allow copayment charges for lab tests and services

The Pharmacy Guild is now offering continuing professional development to members via the Australasian College of Pharmacy. 

Pharmacists received an unwelcome Christmas present this holiday season, when they found out PSNZ will this year reduce payments to intern preceptors and increase intern fees, especially for overseas interns.  

Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora is hunting for a chief executive to potentially replace Margie Apa. 

The temporary removal of the $5 prescription fee last year increased the profitability of pharmacies as it led to more scripts being dispensed, the latest Moore Markhams’ pharmacy benchmarking survey shows. 

A growing number of pharmacies are starting to offer a private minor-ailments service using the ReCare digital tool. Jonathan Chilton-Towle investigates

Just a few months into her new role as president of the Pharmacy Guild, Keshree Naidoo-Rauf is focused on unity and advocacy in these challenging times.

From the return of the prescription fee to childhood jabs getting the green light in community pharmacies, 2024 was a massive year for pharmacy. Jonathan Chilton-Towle looks back on the year that was

A mobile-pharmacist role in the South Island is helping Māori patients get reviews of their medications and understand the reasons for taking them

The pharmacy workforce crisis is becoming especially dire for rural pharmacies Paulette Crowley investigates