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When Dunedin-based clinical pharmacists Angela Renall, Melissa Copland and Sonia Cox turned up to work on 19 March, they had no idea that just a few hours later they would be nasally swabbing for COVID-19

A Nelson pharmacy company has been fined nearly $400,000 for facilitating a price-fixing agreement between competing pharmacies to charge an additional $1 for prescription fees

The Pharmacy Council of New Zealand is changing the way pharmacists get recertified

Figures released by the Ministry of Health show pharmacist vaccinators have massively outdone themselves in the number of vaccines they delivered to New Zealand’s vulnerable populations so far this year. 

Countdown has unveiled a new-look supermarket pharmacy at a its recently launched store in Hamilton

The Pharmaceutical Society says a recently published coroner's report into the death of a man taking clozapine highlights the need for pharmacists to provide a wraparound service for patients taking the drug

A Waikato pharmacist couple has received a Queen’s birthday honour for their work with the disabled

Figures released by the Ministry of Health show pharmacist vaccinators have massively outdone themselves in the number of vaccines they delivered to New Zealand’s vulnerable populations so far this year. 

Community Pharmacy Anticoagulant Management Service provides a safe and effective service and should be standard for all warfarin patients in New Zealand, a Palmerston North haematologist says after reviewing the service

The relaxation of a requirement for pharmacies to collect the original copy of faxed prescriptions has been extended to the end of June and is likely to continue for longer