November 2021

Former president of the Pharmaceutical Society Ian McMichael reflects on lessons learned from a career in pharmacy

Here at Alert Level 3 in Auckland, you will often catch me staring out the window at all the other houses

Front-line pharmacy workers are bracing for impact as the looming traffic light system, which will replace COVID-19 alert levels, spells the end of the Government’s eradication strategy. The Pharmacy Today team reports

Pharmacist vaccinators have put in a stellar effort at offering COVID-19 vaccinations, almost outpacing their GP colleagues, with nearly 200 fewer vaccination sites

Pharmacy Today reporter Jonathan Chilton-Towle gauges reaction to the decision to delay Auckland intern exams by at least a month

At least two DHBs are offering incentives to quickly boost vaccination rates and protect their local communities against COVID-19

Two of the country’s pharmacists stood out at judging time for the Institute of Directors’ emerging director awards, writes Anna Lee

This year's influenza vaccination campaign has been declared a success, although the Ministry of Health’s prediction of yet another record-breaking flu season has failed to eventuate

From 7 November, it will be legal for New Zealanders with terminal illnesses to end their lives with assistance from medical practitioners

Pharmacy leaders are seeking answers to how mandatory vaccination of pharmacy staff can be implemented, Ruth Brown reports