Susan Gray, Arianne Sweeting, Treasure McGuire, Neale Cohen, Glynis Ross, Peter Little, Author at Australian Pharmacist

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SUSAN GRAY, School of Pharmacy, UQ; ARIANNE SWEETING, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; Boden Institute and Central Clinical School, US; TREASURE MCGUIRE, School of Pharmacy, UQ; Mater Health Services, Brisbane; Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine, Bond Uni; NEALE COHEN, Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne; GLYNIS ROSS, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital and Central Clinical School, US; PETER LITTLE, School of Pharmacy, UQ.

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Landmark Australian study on oxycodone prescribing

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Pharmacists recognised for excellence

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Older Australians are more likely to be new users of oxycodone

Women are more likely to be initiated on oxycodone than men

Regional and remote use is higher, but socioeconomic status doesn’t factor in

A proportion of the population will become long-term oxycodone users

The research doesn't tell the full picture

Oxycodone use is trending downwards

Natasha Downing MPS, SA/NT Pharmacist of the Year

Raymond Truong MPS, SA/NT Early Career Pharmacist of the Year

Chloe Hall MPS, SA/NT Intern Pharmacist of the Year

Peter Halstead FPS, SA/NT Lifetime Achievement Award

Exceptional student recognised

About our expert

1. Childhood vaccination rates are falling

2. We don’t know why vaccination rates are dropping

3. Australia will experience a measles outbreak that could prove fatal for some

4. Catch-up vaccination is for adults, too

5. Pharmacists should focus on travel vaccination

6. Parents of neurodivergent children are more concerned about needle phobia than autism risks

7. Answers on low vaccine uptake are coming

Case scenario

Introduction

Learning objectives

The Australian categorisation system for prescribing medicines in pregnancy

Overview of the categories

Identified issues with the system

What to consider

The way forward

Knowledge to practice

Conclusion

Case scenario continued

Key points

References

Our authors

Our reviewer

Older Australians are more likely to be new users of oxycodone

Women are more likely to be initiated on oxycodone than men

Regional and remote use is higher, but socioeconomic status doesn’t factor in

A proportion of the population will become long-term oxycodone users

The research doesn't tell the full picture

Oxycodone use is trending downwards

Natasha Downing MPS, SA/NT Pharmacist of the Year

Raymond Truong MPS, SA/NT Early Career Pharmacist of the Year

Chloe Hall MPS, SA/NT Intern Pharmacist of the Year

Peter Halstead FPS, SA/NT Lifetime Achievement Award

Exceptional student recognised

About our expert

1. Childhood vaccination rates are falling

2. We don’t know why vaccination rates are dropping

3. Australia will experience a measles outbreak that could prove fatal for some

4. Catch-up vaccination is for adults, too

5. Pharmacists should focus on travel vaccination

6. Parents of neurodivergent children are more concerned about needle phobia than autism risks

7. Answers on low vaccine uptake are coming

Case scenario

Introduction

Learning objectives

The Australian categorisation system for prescribing medicines in pregnancy

Overview of the categories

Identified issues with the system

What to consider

The way forward

Knowledge to practice

Conclusion

Case scenario continued

Key points

References

Our authors

Our reviewer

Older Australians are more likely to be new users of oxycodone

Women are more likely to be initiated on oxycodone than men

Regional and remote use is higher, but socioeconomic status doesn’t factor in

A proportion of the population will become long-term oxycodone users

The research doesn't tell the full picture

Oxycodone use is trending downwards

Natasha Downing MPS, SA/NT Pharmacist of the Year

Raymond Truong MPS, SA/NT Early Career Pharmacist of the Year

Chloe Hall MPS, SA/NT Intern Pharmacist of the Year

Peter Halstead FPS, SA/NT Lifetime Achievement Award

Exceptional student recognised

About our expert