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Cradle-snatching by the Tories 08/05/2008
Terry Maguire: Scum and Silk 30/04/2008
Locum at large 24/04/2008
The Challenge of Changing PPRS 17/04/2008
The devil lies in the detail 17/04/2008
Terry Maguire: Mother's ruin 03/04/2008
Rob Darracott on pharmacy in the US 26/03/2008
Minimising the pain of clawback 20/03/2008
EPS - is it all systems go? 13/03/2008
Pharmacist in the house 06/03/2008
Irish Eye: Hocus pocus? 28/02/2008
Life at the coalface 21/02/2008
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"My uneasy feeling is that the older generation of pharmacists will be heavily involved in shaping the future of the young"
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Motivating them to think about stopping and then supporting them to stop would make a big impact
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"My experience of 100-hour pharmacies is that they are struggling to achieve acceptable prescription numbers even 12 months after opening"
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The scale of the radical proposal put forward by the OFT should not be underestimated nor should the risks involved be ignored.
"The crucial thing is that the white paper confirms government's willingness to engage with pharmacy in enhancing its contribution to healthcare. Amen to that"
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I hope those working on reshaping the leadership of pharmacy in the UK aren't afraid of taking a leaf out of the American book
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PSNC's chief executive Sue Sharpe explains the reasons behind the recent category M clawbacks and how these can be minimised in future
From category M clawbacks to 100-hour contracts, Hampshire & Isle of Wight LPC chief officer Mike Holden describes the impact on pharmacy.