C+D's Heart Health Month kicks off with a look at the factors that can lead to cardiovascular disease to help you explain to patients the damage caused by an unhealthy lifestyle.
The RPSGB has set minimum mandatory CPD standards for practising pharmacists and registered technicians in Great Britain. Farida Sharafali explains what the changes mean for you.
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Following a number of enquiries, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has issued a statement
1 regarding the prescribing of licensed medicines intended to be mixed together before administration via a syringe driver.
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Two training courses for pharmacy support staff have been unveiled by C+D — both of which are accredited by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Find out more by clicking on the logos.
A brand new course for dispensing assistants
An update of the popular course for medicines counter assistants
Retail Skills for Pharmacy Staff is a distance learning course from Chemist+Druggist and Hamacher Group, supported by SSL International, to improve the retailing skills of pharmacy staff.
Help your pharmacy staff prevent sales of medicines containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine being diverted for the illicit manufacture of crystal meth with this retail training programme.
C+D's Heart Health Month kicks off with a look at the factors that can lead to cardiovascular disease to help you explain to patients the damage caused by an unhealthy lifestyle.
A professional driver is exasperated at his diabetes medication as he is still suffering 'hypos' after four years. How might the pharmacist help?
Help your pharmacy staff prevent sales of medicines containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine being diverted for the illicit manufacture of crystal meth with this retail training programme.