Rural

The 2024 intake for the rural voluntary bonding scheme has missed out on starting the programme in 2024 and they still do not know if their applications will be approved

The pharmacy workforce crisis is becoming especially dire for rural pharmacies Paulette Crowley investigates

Pharmacists who applied for the 2024 intake of the voluntary bonding scheme, intended to entice more staff to rural areas, are still waiting to hear if their applications have been approved over six months after applications have closed

The pharmacy workforce crisis is becoming especially dire for rural pharmacies Paulette Crowley investigates

The pharmacy workforce crisis is becoming especially dire for rural pharmacies Paulette Crowley investigates

Working in a rural idyll is not all sunshine and scenery when you’re labouring all hours because you can’t get enough pharmacists and technicians. Jonathan Chilton-Towle and Ruth Brown report on the staff shortages biting deep

Working in a rural idyll is not all sunshine and scenery when you’re labouring all hours because you can’t get enough pharmacists and technicians. Jonathonan Chilton-Towle and Ruth Brown report on the staff shortages biting deep

The University of Otago School of Pharmacy, along with the rest of Otago’s Division of Health Sciences, may soon give people with disabilities priority access to its courses.

East Coast local Tūī Warmenhoven​ fears she is in a race against time before COVID-19 wreaks havoc across the region

It’s the end phase for the COVID-19 vaccination programme and Anglesea Pharmacy is pulling out all stops to scoop up the last few eligible candidates