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It’s now slightly easier for pharmacists from some countries to get on the path to registration in New Zealand

Christchurch pharmacist Clyde (Aussie) Browne walked out the door of Unichem Spitfire Square Pharmacy for the last time at 12.30pm on Friday, putting a close to a 70-year career in pharmacy

Pharmacists can only dispense dulaglutide (Trulicity) once monthly from today because of global supply issues, and some think Pharmac should have acted sooner to head off the supply issue

The University of Waikato is planning on opening a new pharmacy school, despite falling numbers of pharmacy students nationwide. Natasha Jojoa Burling reports

An independent review of the health reforms’ progress is to start shortly but will not be completed until after the election

A new pharmacist prescribing course is set to begin next year in Dunedin.

The co-owner of a Canterbury pharmacy that has won two Green Cross Health pharmacy awards says he couldn’t have done it without his team

A free, online gout management resource will help GPs offset patient “inertia” around maintaining their treatment plans, says a Wellington specialist GP

The Green Party and National want a new minister in charge of mental health, ACT wants a new mental health and addiction agency, and Labour wants to train 12 more psychiatrists a year

A Central Otago pharmacist has teamed up with Practice Plus to help his customers access digital medical care