How pharmacists can help address domestic and family violence

Domestic and family violence (DFV) is prevalent in Australia, but pharmacists are largely unprepared to help tackle the issue.

What happens when patient identification goes wrong?

Identifying patients should be a routine task, but missteps have occurred at an increased rate, sometimes leading to disaster.

Introducing PSA’s new podcast ‘Pharmacy & Me’

Are you a pharmacist looking for insights, inspiration and interesting conversations? You’ll want to subscribe to Pharmacy & Me, a new podcast from PSA.

How to grow our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander pharmacist workforce

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are drastically underrepresented in the pharmacy profession, accounting for just 0.3% of the pharmacist workforce. This disparity impacts...

New doors opening

Promised for many years, the full realisation of pharmacists practising to top of scope is happening right now.

Dr Rosie Nash is on a mission to improve health literacy

Health literacy is key to every conversation pharmacists have with their patients, says Dr Rosie Nash MPS, a pharmacist who is channelling her 18 years of experience into community education.