Rural

Working in rural ­pharmacy has been great for my pharmacy practice. I have been working in rural pharmacy for the past six years, and enjoyed the freedom and potential for positive intervention it has given me so far, writes Megan Harrop

Working in rural ­pharmacy has been great for my pharmacy practice. I have been working in rural pharmacy for the past six years, and enjoyed the freedom and potential for positive intervention it has given me so far

The Ministry of Health today revealed more details of the $18 million fund for hundreds of ‘critical’ community pharmacies at part of the $92.6 million package the Government announced this week

In a new era of DHBs expecting pharmacists to offer more clinical services, and a not-so-new era of rural pharmacies struggling to find workers

Rural pharmacy owners often say it’s difficult to attract young pharmacists to small towns, but one 25-year-old can’t stay away from the tiny settlement of Cromwell

Becoming the country’s “largest cul-de-sac” following the Kaikōura quake helped hasten the closure of the Cheviot community’s long-standing pharmacy depot

It’s a long way from Tokomaru Bay, where I hail from, to Wellington where I currently work.

Timaru pharmacist Brent Roberts is happy to be in one place.