Injection interrupted: what happens when the dose doesn’t go in?
When an injection doesn’t go as planned, here’s how to calmly handle these situations while maintaining safety and trust.
How unseen, unconscious bias affects women’s healthcare
To coincide with Women’s Health Week, 6–10 September, we explore why women’s health is often minimised, or normalised, and how pharmacists can help.
Meet five award-winning pharmacists
A veteran of hospital pharmacy and an embedded aged care pharmacist were among those honoured at PSA’s South Australian Pharmacy Awards last week.
Travel health pharmacists
Offering travel health services to support travelling patients can be complex, but is very rewarding.
Keeping watch: models of prescription monitoring
Victoria has begun rolling out its SafeScript real-time prescription monitoring program, prompting many to ask: When will pharmacists see a national system?
Wading through the...
Pharmacists on ‘game-changing’ electronic prescriptions
Increasing numbers of pharmacies are now accepting electronic prescriptions, with pharmacists reporting the new system is making life easier.
