Pharmacy profits have climbed slightly for the first time in seven years but this is likely due to an abnormally busy March created by COVID-19, the latest Moore Markhams Pharmacy Benchmarking Survey shows
Last month’s reclassification of all codeine-containing medicines to prescription-only appears to have elicited grumbling and concern from patients around New Zealand
Canterbury community pharmacies have begun using a shared electronic platform to better serve their patients on opioid substitution therapy and save time for clinicians
A trio of pharmacy industry veterans have launched a new digital service intended to help independent pharmacies offer more clinical services and compete with the big players
Not many people clock up half a century in the same job. Jonathan Chilton-Towle, speaks to 81-year-old Perina Kuljis from ProPharma about her long history of customer service which is not over yet
Cost has prevented 5 per cent of New Zealanders from picking up a prescription at least once in the past year, and that number is more than double for Māori, Pacific people and people with disabilities
The reins of managing the community pharmacy based at Palmerston North Hospital have been taken up by the MidCentral DHB after it decided not to renew the lease for the former occupier
Canterbury community pharmacies have begun using a shared electronic platform to better serve their opioid substitution therapy patients and save time and energy for clinicians