Hospital

Wage pressures and workforce shortages are continuing to cause headaches for independent pharmacies.

The Australian and New Zealand College of Advanced Pharmacy has welcomed its 1000th member

Wellington Hospital’s pharmacy clinical team leader Kathryn Lawrie has been made a Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand. She spoke to Paulette Crowley about her passion for hospital pharmacy and working proactively with patients

Mental health pharmacist Keith Crump is retiring after 50 years of work in the field. He talks to Natasha Jojoa Burling about trying to make a difference

An urgent hospital-level recall has been issued for some batches of saline solution because of possible contamination overseas with a bacterium that can cause infections in immunocompromised people 

New Zealand’s hospital pharmacists gathered earlier this month to share the latest advancements in hospital pharmacy and recognise excellence in the profession. 

A spike in the number of preschoolers being hospitalised for illnesses that should have been picked up earlier is worrying, an Auckland GP says

New Zealand and Australian pharmacists and pharmacy technicians will soon have their career progression recognised through a new programme. Natasha Jojoa Burling reports

Allied health workers including hospital pharmacists, represented by the New Zealand Public Service Association have voted overwhelmingly to accept the pay equity deal offered by Te Whatu Ora

The Pharmacy Guild is concerned community pharmacy staff will be lured away by the promise of higher pay at hospitals.