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The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand welcomes the announcement by Health Minister Chris Hipkins that “sweeping reforms of the health sector will go ahead”, with the number of DHBs to be dramatically reduced.

Pharmac is widening access to a brand of long-acting methylphenidate and allowing nurse practitioners to apply for a Special Authority for all methylphenidate presentations

Notes on Injectable Drugs has for many years been the go-to resource on injectable medicines for nurses and pharmacists in hospitals and medical centres around the country

“Cultural safety: What does it look like in pharmacy and why do we need it?” is the topic of tomorrow night’s Popcorn Panel from Pharmacy Today |Ngā Kaitiaki Rongoā o te Wā

Residents of Timaru, and surrounding districts are about to get access to free bowel screening with South Canterbury District Health Board joining the National Bowel Screening Programme

Medsafe has confirmed all codeine-containing medicines will be classified as prescription medicines from 5 November

Single sign-on between Pharmacy Today and ELearning is now available!

The Australian Pharmacy Council is advancing their improving Indigenous health strategy, with a focus on new perspectives, governance and adapting curriculum frameworks

Kiwis who use codeine-containing medicines to manage strong pain must see their doctor for a prescription to access this medication from Thursday, November 5, 2020

Pharmacy Technician Day (20 October 2020) is a great time to reflect on the important role that pharmacy technicians play within the New Zealand healthcare system