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PSA Projects, impact and collaboration

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Discover how the PSA is designing and implementing projects to enhance access to effective healthcare by optimising the role of pharmacists throughout Australia.

Annual PSA strategic projects impact reports

PSA 2025
Strategic Project Impact Report

Through more than forty projects and over thirty ongoing/continuing partnerships, PSA has strengthened its role as the national peak body driving the Quality Use of Medicines (QUM) agenda.

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PSA 2024
Strategic Project Impact Report
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Current and previous projects

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 June 2021–July 2022

 

Development of Deadly Pharmacists
Foundation Training Course

Course now live

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February 2022–July 2022

 

Guidelines for pharmacists supporting
Medication Management for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander People
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July 2023–June 2026

 

Palliative Care Foundation Training Program for Pharmacists
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 June 2021–June 2022

 

Guidelines for Pharmacists
in Nicotine Cessation
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April 2023–April 2025

 

Quality Use of Diagnostics,
Therapeutic and Pathology
Program (QUM Alliance)
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April 2023–February 2026

 

Mental Health First Aid Training –
South Australia (MHFA)
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 July 2017–September 2025

 

Integrating non-dispensing
Pharmacists in General Practice (Pharmacists in General Practice)
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July 2021–June 2024

 

Activating pharmacists to reduce medication related problems​
(ACTMed – MRFF) 
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November 2020–June 2022

 

Mechanisms facilitating timely access to anticipatory medicines for community palliative patients (palliPHARM)

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In the spirit of reconciliation, the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. We recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were our first pharmacists.

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