November 2018

When the diminutive Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee ascended Mount Doom in the land of Mordor, they managed to achieve something all the armies of Middle Earth could not

In 1915, the New Zealand Government chartered the hospital ship the Maheno and began outfitting it for service

At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the big guns on the Western Front in Europe fell silent

Electronic prescribing was meant to create massive savings in time and convenience but, in practice, uptake is proving slow

The owners of a rural Northland pharmacy gutted by fire are now making a daily two-hour trip to deliver medicines to their patients

The first three New Zealand pharmacies to be added to a controversial clinician-rating website don’t know how they came to be listed

Community pharmacists say they can spend up to half their working day providing free services

Non-DHB healthcare provider representatives have been grumbling for some time about their share of Vote Health diminishing as DHBs' own businesses hoover up the money, but where exactly is the evidence of this claim?

From customer issues to integrative care, Christchurch pharmacist Des Bailey, Taranaki pharmacist Deema Alusi and Pharmaceutical Society chief pharmacist advisor Chris Jay give their perspectives on your pharmacy problem

A curriculum overhaul of New Zealand pharmacy qualifications has put the spotlight on the needs of patients, and the first pharmacy students trained under the rejuvenated curriculum are poised to enter the workforce