NHS looks to pharmacy as it faces a tough winterSubscription
As winter demands on the NHS rise, pharmacists are being reallocated to offer ward-based prescribing and seven-day pharmacy services to relieve the pressure.
Celebrating a year of career highlightsSubscription
The Pharmaceutical Journal invited this year’s Careers section contributors to share their 2018 career highlights and their best piece of career advice for other pharmacy professionals.
Should the law change to allow more flexible pharmacy supervision?Subscription
Two pharmacists give their personal views on whether the current supervision legislation is fit for purpose.
Special report
World AIDS Day 2018
Great progress has been made in many countries to tackle the HIV epidemic. A newly diagnosed patient with access to the latest antiretroviral therapy (ART) can hope to have a normal life expectancy. Yet, over 30 years since the emergence of the virus, and 30 years since the first World’s AIDS Day, much more needs to done to bring these advances to developing countries and to reach groups at high risk of HIV transmission. One of the biggest barriers to achieving this aim is the stigma that is still rife in many countries.
Poll
Do pharmacists need greater powers to switch medication in the event of major shortages?
Twitter chat on the ethnicity pay gap in pharmacy to be held
Androgen deprivation therapy 'increases heart failure risk'Subscription
Medicines could be delayed at the UK/EU border for six months under a 'no-deal' Brexit, warns DHSC
Pharmacists in GP surgery scheme achieves almost blanket coverage in city
CPD Learning for Pharmacists
A new series of ebooks from The Pharmaceutical Journal. The first book in the series focuses on the care of older patients.
