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A pharmacist who engaged in a harassment campaign against his former employers and provided false information to a professional conduct committee set up to investigate him has had his registration canceled and been ordered to pay over $14,000

A tribunal has found an Auckland pharmacist did most of what she was accused of in a charge brought by the Pharmacy Council’s Professional Conduct Committee, including checking scripts via Skype while overseas on a cruise

An Auckland pharmacist is facing charges of inappropriate behaviour, including opening her pharmacy for a day without a pharmacist and checking scripts via Skype, while overseas on a cruise ship, as New Zealand went into its first COVID-19 lockdown

Pharmacist and non-practising lawyer Máté Hegedus-Gaspar explains the professional perils of short-staffed pharmacies

A PHARMACY COUNCIL Professional Conduct Committee will lay a charge against pharmacist Shane Chafin with the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal, Pharmacy Today understands. 

Pharmacist and non-practising lawyer Máté Hegedus-Gaspar explains the professional perils of short-staffed pharmacies

Counterspin’s anti-COVID-19 vaccination “medical correspondent” is understood to be facing a charge at the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal

Even if you trust the prescriber to do his or her job, pharmacists must also ensure medicines information is passed on to the patient, writes Máté Hegedus-Gaspar, pharmacist and non-practising lawyer

The case of ADHD specialist GP Tony Hanne excited much comment last month, not least from pharmacy owner Ian McMichael who is concerned about the impact of bad prescribing on pharmacists and potential liability, writes Jonathan Chilton-Towle

The case of ADHD specialist GP Tony Hanne excited much comment last month, not least from pharmacy owner Ian McMichael who is concerned about the impact of bad prescribing on pharmacists and potential liability, writes Jonathan Chilton-Towle