Corrinne Burns
Corrinne Burns is Royal Pharmaceutical Society Correspondent at The Pharmaceutical Journal.
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Recent stories
Team of community pharmacists to start vaccinating housebound patients
Community pharmacists in South Tyneside will administer COVID-19 vaccinations to housebound patients over four weekends from 23 January 2021.
Pharmacy contractors asked to audit patient consultations for ‘improper referrals’ from GPs and NHS 111Subscription
Pharmacy negotiators have asked contractors to audit their patient contacts over concerns about “improper referrals” from general practice and NHS 111.
Half of pharmacist training places remain unfilled through Oriel recruitment systemSubscription
Demand for pharmacist trainees has exceeded supply, with just 51% of training places filled through the Oriel preregistration recruitment platform.
Recent blog posts
Top ten articles from Your RPS in 2020
“It is shaping up to be another busy year for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society,” The Pharmaceutical Journal said, in January 2020.
Top ten most popular articles from Your RPS in 2019
There have been big changes across the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) in 2019: it has been a year of new faces, new campaigns, new publications and, for the RPS in Scotland, a new home.
Most popular articles from Your RPS in 2018
It’s been a busy year for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS). The Society co-hosted the 2018 International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) Congress, which saw more than 3,000 delegates from 107 countries gather in Glasgow during 2–6 September. The Society used the congress to launch its professional development core curriculum, the product of five years’ work to help support pharmacists through their career development.
