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It would have come as some relief to many pharmacists when the Pharmacy Council announced a breather on its plans for ongoing professional development

From blurred boundaries to the next big thing in pharmacy, Pauline McQuoid chats to Anna Lee about clinical pharmacy and life in the beautiful Bay of Plenty

Isabella McLoughlin, one of the first graduates of the Otago School of Pharmacy taught under the new curriculum, writes about the new focus on communication skills and being “job ready”  

Continuing the four part series for prospective pharmacy purchasers, in his latest instalment of business advice for pharmacies, Oak Park Chartered Accountants director Hugh Lopdell chats about buying a pharmacy: the first two years 

Back in October, we ran a Popcorn Panel webinar on cultural safety, and it was here I heard for the first time about “indigenising your space” in pharmacy

Continuing the four part series for prospective pharmacy purchasers, in his latest instalment of business advice for pharmacies, Oak Park Chartered Accountants director Hugh Lopdell chats about buying a pharmacy: legal 

Jonathan Chilton-Towle has been reporting on the arrival of pharmacy discounters in New Zealand for going on four years. But he senses a shift in public opinion which may move the copayment issue centre stage, making it difficult for the Government to ignore

Continuing the four part series for prospective pharmacy purchasers, in his latest instalment of business advice for pharmacies, Oak Park Chartered Accountants director Hugh Lopdell chats about buying a pharmacy: price and borrowing

Hugh Lopdell from Oak Park Chartered Accountants made a splash on Facebook with his video on the state of play in New Zealand pharmacy after the arrival of large discount pharmacies. Here, you can read the text of his popular video 

In his latest instalment of business advice for pharmacies, Oak Park Chartered Accountants director Hugh Lopdell discusses buying a pharmacy - part one of a four part series