Take Home Naloxone is becoming embedded in pharmacy practice
This International Overdose Awareness Day, pharmacists share how the Take Home Naloxone Program is helping to save patients’ lives.
Changes to antipsychotic dispensing trends
A new report revealed that there has been a significant reduction in antipsychotic dispensing in the past 5 years.
Hospital pharmacists: what they are doing now
Hospital pharmacists working in the hospital setting were once limited to the dispensary. This has now evolved further to specialisations.
Hospital pharmacists’ scope is expanding
From roles in governance, research and education, hospital pharmacists are practicing to an increasingly advanced scope.
Running for the shelter of a ‘mother’s little helper’
The popularisation of meprobamate from the 1950s onwards ushered in the dawn of the psychopharmacological era where patients began to look to doctors to...
Collaborative pharmacist prescribing could solve the rural GP crisis
Meet the Victorian-based doctor and pharmacist team driving PSA’s GP-Pharmacist Collaborative Prescribing advocacy campaign.
