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All posts from: November 2019
My horrific encounter with ‘fitness to practise’
The regulatory process dehumanises those it seeks to protect — it must drastically change.
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Immuno-oncology agents for cancer therapy
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'I do not know what to expect' — a day in the life of a pharmacist redeployed owing to COVID-19
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Requesting a retrospective prescription from a GP
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Savory & Moore's patent medicated gelatine lamels, 1915–1919
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RPS to develop inclusive workplace pledge for pharmacy
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RPS reveals 12% median ethnicity pay gap as of April 2020
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RPS President elected as Commonwealth Pharmacists Association councillor for Great Britain
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RPS survey on future of pharmacy after COVID-19 calls for greater use of remote consultations
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The importance of good mentoring, during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond
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