Pharmacy Board of Australia Guideline 1 states that “current editions of the following references in the form of a published document (hard copy) or via electronic means, such as a computer, must be readily accessible and should be accessed by pharmacists during dispensing, clinical assessment, reviewing and counselling processes”.
The products outlined on this page assist in meeting your board requirements and are available for purchase through the PSA’s online shop.
Book only
Digital APF Single User Licence
Digital APF Site (Single or Multi) licence
Australian Medicine Handbook (AMH) 2021 (Book Only)
AMH Children’s Dosing Companion (2020/21 Edition)
AMH Aged Care Companion 2020
Don’t Rush to Crush handbook
eMIMS Classic (3 users)
eMIMS Classic and IM gateway package (3 users)
eMIMS Cloud (1 user)
eMIMS Cloud (2 users)
eMIMS Cloud (3 users)
eMIMS Cloud (additional user)
eMIMS Cloud and IM Gateway Drug Herb Interactions (1 user)
eMIMS Cloud and IM Gateway Drug Herb Interactions (2 users)
eMIMS Cloud and IM Gateway Drug Herb Interactions (3 users)
eMIMS Cloud and IM Gateway Drug Herb Interactions (additional user)
eMIMS Cloud -Don’t Rush to Crush (sold as per site licence)
AusDI by Medical Director (1 user)
AusDI by Medical Director (3 user)
AusDI Don’t Rush to Crush
Herbal Medicines
Herbs and Natural Supplements
Drugs of addiction register, LogTag software, LogTag display units and LogTag starter kits.
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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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