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CategoryVictorian adolescents able to access vaccination by pharmacists
Trained pharmacists will be able to administer the influenza vaccination to people aged 10 years and above. The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) welcomes today’s (...)
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CategoryMore time on the ground for pharmacists in general practice and aged care
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia is delivering two new two-year projects integrating pharmacists into general practice and aged care to address healthcare in regional South Australia. (...)
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CategoryPreparing pharmacists to work in general practice
New training to educate and equip pharmacists to work in general practice and improve health outcomes for patients is now available from the Pharmaceutical Society of (...)
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CategoryExpansion of Tasmanian pharmacist vaccination services
Moves by the Tasmanian Government to expand the scope of pharmacist-administered services in Tasmania has been welcomed by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA). PSA (...)
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CategoryNew eLearning modules outlining the therapeutic goods regulatory framework and advertising requirements
Pharmacists will be able to increase their knowledge of the regulatory requirements that apply to complementary medicines and the advertising of therapeutic goods, through new online learning (...)
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CategoryPharmacists protecting Australians from the deadly flu virus
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia flatly rejects unsubstantiated claims from AMA president Dr Tony Bartone that pharmacist immunisers have used expired influenza vaccines – an action (...)
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