Pooja Jadeja MPS[/caption]
To get through these tough tests, Ms Chhibber draws on her experience in the demanding world of dispensing medicines in a busy pharmacy. 
‘That's very similar to reading medicine labels, because there'll be some ingredients that we won't know or have never experienced. But then you consult formulary references or search for similar compounds, or a particular drug class or excipient,’ she said. ‘You rely back on the basics to get you through that particular challenge.’
‘That was one of the best things I've ever done which I would love to do again. I don’t think there was anyone who wasn’t paying attention or having a good time,’ she said. ‘It’s good to spice things up to keep it interesting.’
Now that Network 10 has just issued the casting call for the 
Jeremy Sparks, Pharmacist in Charge of 
Lachlan Menouhos, Pharmacist Manager of 
Mohamed Bassuny MPS, former Pharmacist Manager 
Patients are being harmed because we are not talking about the adverse effects of mental health medicines.
Just as CPR training can help save a life, mental health first aid (MHFA) is vital education for all pharmacy staff.
With empathy, openness and a listening ear, pharmacists can make a big impact in Aboriginal Health Services — for both community members and staff.
When it comes to person-centred care, bespoke tailoring to every patient’s healthcare needs is fundamental.
Affordable and convenient probiotics may help prevent cancer-related cognitive impairment.
Presenting the most current evidence from an overview of Cochrane reviews.
Pharmacists from all practice settings can identify opportunities to create a more sustainable workplace.
Pharmacists in aged care facilities are optimising medicines management – and changing the lives of residents
Pharmacists routinely prescribe Pharmacist Only Medicines for minor ailments such as chloramphenicol (Chlorsig) for bacterial conjunctivitis in humans. But what can you do if someone asks for a Schedule 3 medicine for animal use?
Emergency supply of medicines allows a pharmacist, in an emergency without a prescription, to initiate a small quantity supply (usually 3 days’ worth) of a Prescription OnlyMedicine (S4) for a patient when it’s not possible to contact the prescriber.
