A report looking at two successful gout management programmes has been released in an effort to build on evidence for effective treatment in primary care
Gastrointestinal bleeding and kidney failure are much more commonly experienced by Māori and Pacific patients while taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs than Pākehā, new research says
Pharmacists are well placed to deliver mental health interventions in their communities and a team of University of Auckland researchers are currently trying to determine how ready they are to do so
Gastrointestinal bleeding and kidney failure are much more commonly experienced by Māori and Pacific patients while taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs than Pākehā, new research says
Kaumātua have the ability and desire to control their medicines journey, and value authentic healthcare relationships to support that, a new research paper indicates
University of Auckland researchers are seeking feedback on the practice of diluting oral methadone solutions from pharmacists providing opioid substitution treatment