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This week CPD editor Chris Chapman discusses further suggestions as to why warfarin is given at 6pm and answers reader's questions on diuretics |
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GPs and pharmacists working in perfect harmony may seem like an alien concept to blogger Dr Livingstone, until much to his dismay, he experienced it himself |
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Ravi's blog Debates around NHS reforms rarely mention pharmacists and, given the attitude of some GPs, pharmacists don't stand a chance if the reforms go ahead |
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Following a nostalgic conversation on Twitter, C+D CPD editor Chris Chapman looks at some of your favourite personalities from pharmacy school |
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Clinical blog Insulin was first injected in a patient 90 years ago this month. Chris Chapman reveals the lesson this milestone holds for pharmacists |
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When Thorrun Govind watched Big Ben chime in 2012, she couldn’t help but wonder what this year will have in store for pharmacy |
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Clinical blog CPD editor Chris Chapman discusses pharmacokinetics and whether the latest innovation from Lloydspharmacy will take off despite the steep price tag |
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Terry Maguire The sudden death of a patient makes Terry question whether the system is creating a toxic environment for those with mental health issues |
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News blog Treatments for animals might be the last thing you’d expect to find in a pharmacy, but as Melanie Hall discovered on her trip to visit C+D’s New Pharmacist of the Year 2011, pharmacists are branching out in more ways than one |
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Community Pharmacy tsar Jonathan Mason kicks off the new year by asking what topics C+D readers would like to see featured in his weekly blog for 2012, click on the link to share your views |
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Christopher Plail : One obvious solution is to make all dispensing doctors employ a pharmacist thus doing away with an age old conflict of interests.
Din Patel : With respect, it is called competition. Why do you object to it. It will create jobs for employee pharmacists. It will reduce the workload for existin
Steve Jeffers : A distinct lack of action from the RPS as usual. So much for professional representation and caring about current and future employment of pharmacists
Sabina Mahmood : Thankfully have always been good with names and faces its usually where i put my pen down that i have a problem with! I can imagine it being a nightm
Zoe Smeaton : Thanks both for your comments. While I agree that a £45 underpayment is unlikely to have had any impact on a pharmacy business, some businesses were