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Making pharmacy foundation training genuinely inclusive requires system‑level change

Discrimination during foundation training is prevalent, but how can pharmacy teams lead a change for the better?…

Lost in fine print: how patient information leaflets are failing patients

Why do women in England’s poorest areas have lower rates of HRT prescribing?

Next frontier: crystallising the future of medicines

Training to spot microaggressions should be mandatory in pharmacy foundation education

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Heat-related illnesses: preparing for periods of high temperatures

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Heat-related illnesses: physiology, symptoms and management

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Medicines storage needs to change with the climate

patient's hand receiving intravenous fluids

Electrolyte disturbances: causes and management

Mosquito biting skin

Case-based learning: insect bites and stings

A pharmacist searching in a drawer for medicines

How to navigate and ensure effective patient communication about medicines shortages

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Lifeline: an antimicrobial resistance musical

News from Wales

A woman uses a insulin injection

Once-weekly insulin would be ‘significant change’ for diabetes prescribers

A child with allergies blows his nose with a tissue

NICE includes children in updated guidance for allergy medicine

A pharmacist assists a patient in a community pharmacy

Common ailments service rated as ‘excellent’ by almost all users, study finds

A middle aged man takes a tablet with water

NICE recommends heart drug aficamten with simultaneous MHRA approval

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RCPharm meets with new members of the Senedd

A pharmacist checks a box of medicine in a community pharmacy

GPhC increases minimum level of study for pharmacy technicians in new training standards

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The GPhC must demonstrate equivalence before shortening the international registration route

News from Scotland

A woman uses a insulin injection

Once-weekly insulin would be ‘significant change’ for diabetes prescribers

A child with allergies blows his nose with a tissue

NICE includes children in updated guidance for allergy medicine

A pharmacist assists a patient in a community pharmacy

Common ailments service rated as ‘excellent’ by almost all users, study finds

A middle aged man takes a tablet with water

NICE recommends heart drug aficamten with simultaneous MHRA approval

A photo of Liz Hallet (left) standing with Beca Brown (middle) and Geraldine McCaffrey (right)

RCPharm meets with new members of the Senedd

A pharmacist checks a box of medicine in a community pharmacy

GPhC increases minimum level of study for pharmacy technicians in new training standards

Blue background with grain on left and right. In centre GB in green and scales in yellow and grey on top.

The GPhC must demonstrate equivalence before shortening the international registration route

Learning & CPD

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Best practice for clopidogrel prescribing

Assessing authorship, study purpose and journals when evaluating clinical studies

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Case-based learning: optimising falls prevention through a multidisciplinary approach

Identifying and evaluating research study types

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A model for successful credentialing in pharmacy

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Test your knowledge of medicines safety

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Writing an effective CV for pharmacy roles: a guide for graduates

Haemato-oncology

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Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitors and B-cell malignancies: a guide for pharmacists

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Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia: diagnosis and management

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How can pharmacists best support patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia?

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Management of Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinaemia

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BTK inhibitors: what pharmacists need to know

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BRUKINSA: explore the possibilities in CLL

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