Fostering culturally safe care
With empathy, openness and a listening ear, pharmacists can make a big impact in Aboriginal Health Services — for both community members and staff.
Infant soothing powders: from top seller to major danger
To soothe sick babies, parents in the 19th and early 20th centuries turned to top-selling patent medicines – with deadly consequences.
Behind the obsessions: a guide to obsessive-compulsive disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is best managed with cognitive behavioural therapy, SSRIs and ongoing pharmacist support.
Navigating medicines management in the peri-procedural period
Pharmacists play a critical role in supporting patients preparing for common procedures through proactive medicines review, clear counselling and practical support for temporary medicine changes.
SA/NT top pharmacists recognised at PSA awards
The PSA SA/NT2025 Pharmacist Awards over the weekend highlighted the outstanding achievements of pharmacists across a range of categories.
How pharmacists are reducing chemical restraint
For years it seemed impossible to achieve, but markedly reducing chemical restraint is on its way.













