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Many intern pharmacists and preceptors are demanding extensive changes to the annual assessment centre after 53 per cent of the 208 participants failed this year

The Pharmacy Council is troubled by results showing 53 per cent of intern pharmacists sitting the annual assessment centre last month failed

Pharmacists have until 16 January to have their say on a proposed 4.1 per cent rise in the annual practising certificate fee

Hamilton pharmacy owner Ian McMichael says it was “very satisfying” to attend a ceremony marking new names for a street and a park, instead of names commemorating colonial-era soldiers

Jonathan Chilton-Towle speaks to Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts about the 2022 results of his firm’s annual pharmacy benchmarking survey

Health professionals have nine days to have their say on a Pharmac proposal to change the rules for Class B controlled drugs

Majority ownership of pharmacies by pharmacists has been retained in a new bill that was presented to Parliament today

The legal showdown between the New Zealand Independent Pharmacists Group, Te Whatu Ora and the Ministry of Health had its third and final day in the High Court at Wellington. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports 

Neville Johnston worked his last shift as a registered pharmacist this week after 63 years on the job

Te Whatu Ora backs a decision by a health official to grant Countdown Pharmacy a contract in Wainuiomata