Pharmaceutical Society

PSNZ LOST NEARLY $260,000 last year, primarily due to members leaving because meeting professional development targets no longer required them to be part of the ENHANCE programme 

Yesterday, the first PSNZ awards ceremony since August 2019 was held, with much to catch up on in the presentation of medals and certificates

Comments questioning the competency of pharmacists to treat minor ailments have prompted an outraged response from the profession

PSNZ lost nearly $260,000 last year, primarily due to members leaving because it was no longer required of them be part of the ENHANCE programme to meet professional development targets

As interns once again sit their final exam this month, sector leaders are hoping the trend of high failure rates eases, writes Paulette Crowley

It’s been a long time coming but the PSNZ Pharmacist of the Year for 2021 has finally been announced and the winner is Auckland pharmacist Vicky Chan

As interns once again sit their final exam this month, sector leaders are hoping the trend of high failure rates eases, writes Paulette Crowley

Community pharmacists can now access free online training in mental health and addiction services paid for by the Ministry of Health

A government announcement that pharmacists could dispense two COVID-19 antivirals without prescription from 28 July created a stir last month, reports Jonathan Chilton-Towle

A government announcement that pharmacists could dispense two COVID-19 antivirals without prescription from 28 July created a stir recently, reports Jonathan Chilton-Towle