What happens when patient identification goes wrong?
Identifying patients should be a routine task, but missteps have occurred at an increased rate, sometimes leading to disaster.
How rural and urban community pharmacy practice differs
While urban and rural community pharmacy practice are frequently compared, is there a reliable evidence base around these differences?
There is a difference in health...
New principles to improve the quality of pharmacy services
PSA’s recently released clinical governance principles are a blueprint for the design and implementation of safe and high-quality pharmacy services.
The Clinical Governance Principles for...
The COVID-era pharmacist
For Lauren Haworth MPS, opening a pharmacy as a global pandemic hit was not great timing. But it was invaluable experience en route to her dream of owning a pharmacy by the age of 30.
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.
How PSA’s NSW Intern of the Year went from farm to...
It’s a fair way from the sheep farm in South Australia to working at five pharmacies in outback Broken Hill, New South Wales. Meet Blake McCallum, PSA’s 2022 NSW Intern of the Year.













