Pharmaceutical Society

The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand has launched a suite of changes to the rules governing Pharmacy Accuracy Checking Technicians that it hopes will remove barriers to techs moving into those roles

The Pharmaceutical Society is supportive of the new locality system, but PSNZ president Professor Rhiannon Braund is concerned the large number of localities proposed could create complexity and regional differences in access to health services

The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand has spent its time and energy on supporting its members and working with decision-makers, rather than talking to the media, says president Rhiannon Braund

It’s a Tuesday and at midday there’s another media stand-up at Parliament with directorgeneral of health Ashley Bloomfield, this time flanked by Joe Bourne, a GP from Te Puke, and also Ministry of Health primary care lead.

It’s a Tuesday and at midday there’s another media stand-up at Parliament with directorgeneral of health Ashley Bloomfield, this time flanked by Joe Bourne, a GP from Te Puke, and also Ministry of Health primary care lead.

The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand has spent its time and energy on supporting its members and working with decision-makers, rather than talking to the media, says president Rhiannon Braund

PSNZ chief executive Richard Townley gives Pharmacy Today an insight into the society’s regular meetings with the Ministry of Health 

Next month, pharmacists must meet the full gamut of new recertification require­ments for the first time, and many are turning to the Pharmaceutical Society for help, PSNZ president Professor Rhiannon Braund says

Titahi Bay pharmacist owner Amanda Lee Stanfield has been awarded a Fellowship of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand in 2021 

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