Rural and remote pharmacists need more support
In many rural and remote communities, the pharmacy is often the first stop for any health care question – whether medicine-related or not.
A painful problem: the management of anal fissures and haemorrhoids in...
Both common conditions, anal fissures and haemorrhoids require accurate assessment, appropriate treatment, and timely referral when needed.
The Great Pox
From 1493 onwards, everyone who was anyone caught syphilis. Ivan the Terrible, Henry VIII, Friedrich Nietzsche, Gauguin, Keats, Oscar Wilde, Beethoven, Manet and Al Capone all allegedly picked up the disease. Given that the ‘Great Pox’ was a known venereal disorder, it is no surprise Casanova also made the ever-growing list.
Advancing dementia care in pharmacy
The various dementias are a huge cause of death in Australia. Despite some light on the horizon, there are still no effective treatments.
Why you should read PSA’s new medicine management guidelines
At PSA22, new guidelines were launched to help pharmacists support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with Medicines Management.
PSA25: the place to be!
The PSA25 social calendar is always jam packed. And this year, at the biggest national conference yet, certainly didn’t disappoint.













