Artificial Intelligence, community pharmacy, parrots and perfume
Malcolm E. Brown explores what AI could mean for the future of community pharmacy
‘Late’ but ‘welcome’: Flu programme start dates announced
Pharmacies will only be able to offer the flu vaccine to some patients from September 1, the government has announced.
HMRC investigating Lloydspharmacy over possible £33m locum tax bill
HMRC is looking into a potential £33 million owed to it by the now-defunct multiple, Lloydspharmacy’s liquidators have revealed.
How Pharmacy First allowed me to save a patient from waiting at A&E
Pharmacies are “clinical hubs in primary care” says Joshua Olaifa, after an otoscope examination revealed a child’s earache was caused by a bead…
Gender pay gap between female and male non-manager pharmacists hits £4K
Male non-manager pharmacists earned over £4,000 more than their female colleagues on average in 2023, data from the C+D Salary Survey has revealed.
How can pharmacy develop more female leaders?
To mark International Women’s Day, Sima Jassal considers how we can improve diversity in pharmacy leadership
Sector calls for ‘clearer Pharmacy First messaging’ amid patient aggression
The pharmacy negotiator has highlighted the need for clearer messaging over what is and isn’t covered by the new common conditions service following reports of patients “yelling and throwing items” at pharmacists.
Xrayser: Ready, set, go! Will Pharmacy First win the race?
Pharmacy First has launched, so Xrayser shares their thoughts recently about how the sector should be uniting…
Put pharmacy, and pharmacists, first
C+D's new editor-in-chief says the government needs to finish what it's started if it wants Pharmacy First to succeed.
C+D Awards 2024 are now open for entries - with a heroic new category
The C+D Awards are back for 2024 and are now open for entries – with a new category to nominate your Unsung Heroes.
Pharmacy blasts 'jobsworth decision' over delivery van parking fine fiasco
A Welsh pharmacy has been left feeling “powerless” after the local council threatened to enforce parking sanctions on its delivery vans “out of the blue”, it told C+D.
Man ‘smashed up pharmacy’ after being refused antibiotics
A pharmacy is fighting for security guard funding after a man caused £5,000 worth of damage and hit a member of the public when he was denied antibiotics without a prescription.
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