How Dr Nijole Bernaitis MPS is guiding the profession

Dr Nijole Bernaitis MPS has spent almost three decades in pharmacy, in a career spanning hospital and community settings, ownership, accreditation and a PhD.

Early antibiotic use may blunt infant vaccine protection

Early-life exposure to antibiotics can weaken the immune response to several routine vaccinations in infants, research has found.

A question of ethics: FIP President calls for annual review

With no mandated CPD requirement in ethics or legislation, some pharmacists don't have an understanding of their professional obligations.

How expanded scope is redefining pharmacy practice

Rapidly evolving scope of practice means that traditional community pharmacy workflows need review. What works (and what doesn’t)?

Sun safety: don’t feel the burn

Australia has the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, with at least 2 in 3 Australians diagnosed by the age of 70.

Culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

The PSA has released Guidelines for Pharmacists Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples with Medicines Management.