Community Pharmacy

The National Annual Agreement Review meeting scheduled for yesterday was postponed for a second time because Te Whatu Ora is still not ready to make a funding uplift offer to pharmacy representatives

Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer ponders what kind of ocean New Zealand’s pharmacy sector is swimming in and whether they are being swept along with the tides or charting their own course

The National Annual Agreement Review meeting planned for tomorrow has been postponed until 24 June because Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora does not yet know how much money it will allocate to pharmacy funding

TWO KAITAIA pharmacies marked ANZAC Day with impressive displays featuring local veterans, prompting much support from the community.

Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer ponders what kind of ocean New Zealand’s pharmacy sector is swimming in and whether they are being swept along with the tides or charting their own course

Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts shares some tips for starting a pharmacy business

Catching up on the weekend

Preparations are under way for the prescription fee to return in July. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports

AROUND 1500 pharmacists will be able to do three free courses thanks to $100,000 funding from Te Whatu Ora.

Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts shares some tips for starting a pharmacy business