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Is the banana question distracting from real potassium risks?

AP Staff - 9 October 2000

Clinical

When patients ask if they need to give up bananas, pharmacists can redirect the conversation to the real drivers of hyperkalaemia risk.

For the heart

Chloe Hava - 6 March 2000

Clinical

References Australian Government Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Heart, stroke and vascular disease: Australian facts. 2024. At: www.aihw.gov.au/reports/heart-stroke-vascular-diseases/hsvd-facts/contents/summary?__cf_chl_tk=rdBRmK8d0ESsnzGKoxqSoPhYhF5k0SQmw4_CJ9ue5W8-1739941894-1.0.1.1-RJSLYVVhq7aZmxXJ1v11vQsTEUjubu3_JSoRUz5Z8RQ AusCVDRisk. Australian CVD risk calculator. 2023....

test

Julie Nguyen - 3 March 2000

Uncategorised

How to deliver respectful, reliable service when dispensing PrEP

Mylan - 29 October 2018

Confidence, rebottled

Ruth Cooper - 13 November 2000

Industry

References Cancer Council Australia. Skin cancer incidence and mortality 2025. At: www.cancer.org.au/about-us/policy-and-advocacy/prevention/uv-radiation/related-resources/skin-cancer-incidence-and-mortality Cancer Council NSW. About skin cancer. 2024. At: www.cancercouncil.com.au/skin-cancer/about-skin-cancer/#common Serrels, Mark. We...

Protecting your over 60s from the flu

Sanofi - 25 January 2000

1. Not recommending ulipristal as first-line

2. Uncertainty when responding to third-party requests

3. Uncertainty providing emergency contraception to adolescents

4. Uncertainty for transgender people on gender affirming hormone therapy

Another reason the APF is a mandatory text for all community pharmacists

Delivering a critical intervention

Case 1 Kate Gunthorpe MPS

Case 2 Madison Low

Case scenario

Learning objectives

Introduction

Epidemiology

Aetiology and pathophysiology

Clinical features

Diagnosis and differential diagnosis

Management approaches

Pharmacological treatment

The role of the pharmacist in endometriosis care

Patient resources

Knowledge to practice

Conclusion

Case scenario continued

Key points

References

Our author

Our reviewer

Smaller cohort recommended for COVID-19 vaccine eligibility

Who would be eligible for funded COVID-19 vaccination?

What did PBAC recommend for RSV vaccination on the NIP?

When would these changes take effect?

Core skills for poisons information practice

Building the right foundation

From individual cases to national policy

1. Not recommending ulipristal as first-line

2. Uncertainty when responding to third-party requests

3. Uncertainty providing emergency contraception to adolescents

4. Uncertainty for transgender people on gender affirming hormone therapy

Another reason the APF is a mandatory text for all community pharmacists

Delivering a critical intervention

Case 1 Kate Gunthorpe MPS

Case 2 Madison Low

Case scenario

Learning objectives

Introduction

Epidemiology

Aetiology and pathophysiology

Clinical features

Diagnosis and differential diagnosis

Management approaches

Pharmacological treatment

The role of the pharmacist in endometriosis care

Patient resources

Knowledge to practice

Conclusion

Case scenario continued

Key points

References

Our author

Our reviewer

Smaller cohort recommended for COVID-19 vaccine eligibility

Who would be eligible for funded COVID-19 vaccination?

What did PBAC recommend for RSV vaccination on the NIP?

When would these changes take effect?

Core skills for poisons information practice

Building the right foundation

From individual cases to national policy

1. Not recommending ulipristal as first-line

2. Uncertainty when responding to third-party requests

3. Uncertainty providing emergency contraception to adolescents

4. Uncertainty for transgender people on gender affirming hormone therapy

Another reason the APF is a mandatory text for all community pharmacists

Delivering a critical intervention

Case 1 Kate Gunthorpe MPS

Case 2 Madison Low

Case scenario

Learning objectives

Introduction

Epidemiology

Aetiology and pathophysiology

Clinical features