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A new era in CPD: PSA accredited CPD launched

Nick Lahart - 12 March 2000

CPD

PSA has launched CPD Standards, ensuring high-quality continued learning for pharmacists in contemporary professional environments.

Persistent pelvic pain

Jennifer Cooke - 11 December 2000

Clinical

References Commonwealth of Australia Department of Social Services. National autism strategy 2025–2031. 2024. Available from: www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/2025-07/national-autism-strategy-2025-2031.pdf National Disability Insurance Agency. Evidence review: early interventions...

Pharmacy’s neuro-affirming approach to autism

Chloe Hava - 26 February 2000

CPD

References Merck Manual Professional Version. Overview of learning disorders. 2024. Available from: www.merckmanuals.com/professional/pediatrics/learning-and-developmental-disorders/overview-of-learning-disorders?query=neurodevelopment%20disorders American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders. 5th...

Empowering pharmacists in the treatment of epilepsy

Chloe Hava - 26 February 2000

CPD

References Fisher RS, van Emde Boas W, Blume W, et al. Epileptic seizures and epilepsy: definitions proposed by the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE)...

Summer of fun?

AP Staff - 28 November 2000

Advertorial

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What regulators are seeing in practice

Rethinking how we approach CPD

Expanded scope increases responsibility

Embedding competence in everyday practice

Catching problems before they escalate

The hidden cost of delay

Complex patients, preventable harm

Prevention before crisis

Reform that matches need with value

Health comes first

Timing is everything

Approaching chronic disease management

Self-adjusted dosing

Starting the conversation

Knowing what invalidates a fast

1. Intranasal influenza vaccine introduced

2. The end of quadrivalent vaccines

3. Expanded registration of Fluad

4. Timing and urgency after a severe season

5. Vaccination rates remain dangerously low

More information for pharmacists

Pharmacist of the Year – Bente Hart MPS

Lifetime Achievement Award – Kate Gray MPS

Early Career Pharmacist of the Year – Mitchell Budden MPS

Intern of the Year – Karina Angelucci MPS

What regulators are seeing in practice

Rethinking how we approach CPD

Expanded scope increases responsibility

Embedding competence in everyday practice

Catching problems before they escalate

The hidden cost of delay

Complex patients, preventable harm

Prevention before crisis

Reform that matches need with value

Health comes first

Timing is everything

Approaching chronic disease management

Self-adjusted dosing

Starting the conversation

Knowing what invalidates a fast

1. Intranasal influenza vaccine introduced

2. The end of quadrivalent vaccines

3. Expanded registration of Fluad

4. Timing and urgency after a severe season

5. Vaccination rates remain dangerously low

More information for pharmacists

Pharmacist of the Year – Bente Hart MPS

Lifetime Achievement Award – Kate Gray MPS

Early Career Pharmacist of the Year – Mitchell Budden MPS

Intern of the Year – Karina Angelucci MPS

What regulators are seeing in practice

Rethinking how we approach CPD

Expanded scope increases responsibility

Embedding competence in everyday practice

Catching problems before they escalate

The hidden cost of delay

Complex patients, preventable harm

Prevention before crisis

Reform that matches need with value

Health comes first

Timing is everything

Approaching chronic disease management

Self-adjusted dosing

Starting the conversation

Knowing what invalidates a fast

1. Intranasal influenza vaccine introduced

2. The end of quadrivalent vaccines

3. Expanded registration of Fluad

4. Timing and urgency after a severe season

5. Vaccination rates remain dangerously low

More information for pharmacists

Pharmacist of the Year – Bente Hart MPS

Lifetime Achievement Award – Kate Gray MPS

Early Career Pharmacist of the Year – Mitchell Budden MPS

Intern of the Year – Karina Angelucci MPS

What regulators are seeing in practice

Rethinking how we approach CPD

Expanded scope increases responsibility

Embedding competence in everyday practice

Catching problems before they escalate