Community Pharmacy

Second-generation Kaiapoi pharmacist believes in having a laugh and always putting the customer first, he tells Paulette Crowley

A rare bird shakes a tail feather in a Picton pharmacy, Paulette Crowley writes

PHARMACY TECHNICIANS will soon have a seat at the table of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand’s board.

Long-time Waiheke community resident Baz Hastings volunteered to deliver medicine for this local pharmacy and got more than he bargained for, Paulette Crowley writes

After a poor response to putting her pharmacy on the market, Auckland pharmacist Linda Jones decided to reduce the price to show just how affordable it can be to become self-employed, Paulette Crowley writes

Pharmacy owner HeeSeung Lee speaks to Jonathan Chilton- Towle about what pharmacy staff can do to help resolve common foot-care problems customers bring to pharmacy

Pharmacist and non-practising legal expert Máté Hegedus-Gaspar explains why refusing to dispense medicines to an abusive patient may be the right decision for legal reasons

In response to the Ministry of Health funding telehealth services through pharmacy, Katrina Azer, one of New Zealand’s first digital pharmacists, provides an overview. Ms Azer has been providing telepharmacy as a virtual clinical pharmacist at Tend Health for more than 12 months

Bargain Chemist is luring pharmacists with potential bonuses of up to $60,000

Maternal pertussis vaccination rates are suboptimal in New Zealand but a recent study by Auckland, Canterbury and Waikato researchers has found community pharmacies may be effective at lifting uptake