Pharmacists are often the first point of contact for patients with itch. Effective management requires an understanding of its many causes and mechanisms, along with a structured, multimodal approach ...

Patients can just pay privately for home medicines reviews when their pharmacist has reached their cap, says the Health Minister – leaving one award-winning pharmacist “frustrated” Angus Thompson, a ...

Harm prevention, workforce sustainability and culturally safe health care are important areas for Ahpra to focus on, says the Australian Pharmacy Council The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) has ...

In the wake of publicised melatonin poisonings, a clinical and regulatory director says a few key questions can help ...

The TGA’s consultation into sunscreen has now opened, and one group says maintaining consumer trust is vital Consumer Healthcare Products Australia (CHP Australia) has welcomed the Therapeutic Goods ...

Are those strict regulations over barbiturates really necessary? Some GPs don’t think so, and it reflects badly on pharmacists... welcome to March 1946 The war might be over, but the AJP wasn’t quite ...

The authority will look into a potential shake-up of sunscreen regulation in Australia amid SPF testing variability and consumer confidence concerns The way sunscreens are regulated in Australia may ...

The general public were asked to sing the praises of their pharmacists this Thank Your Pharmacist Day The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia called for Australians to recognise, celebrate, and thank ...

Ahpra has used the case of a former nurse – who forged two registration certificates – to highlight the importance of renewal The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency has issued a ...

Rising transport costs and concerns of fuel shortages have wholesalers on alert  Pharmaceutical wholesalers are engaging with stakeholders to ensure “uninterrupted distribution” of medicines as the ...