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Stay cyber secure: ADHA
Monday | Nov 30 2020HEALTH professionals are being urged to adopt "good password practices" to combat the threat of cyber attacks.
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Specialisation not elitism: Sansom
Monday | Nov 30 2020DEVELOPING specialisations in the pharmacy sector could deliver new career paths for graduates, Commonwealth Department of Health Special Advisor and pharmacist, Emeritus Professor Lloyd Sansom AO, believes.
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NDSS fraud lands ban
Monday | Nov 30 2020A SYDNEY-BASED pharmacist who shipped medications ordered under the National Diabetes Subsidy Scheme (NDSS) to overseas patients has had his professional registration suspended.
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NAPSA survey
Monday | Nov 30 2020THE National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association (NAPSA) student survey is set to close today with respondents eligible to enter a draw to win a 2021 Australian Medicines Handbook.
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Qld Guild seeks to Share the Dignity
Monday | Nov 30 2020RESPONDING to an increase in cases of domestic and family violence in 2020, the Pharmacy Guild of Australia Queensland Branch is supporting Share the Dignity.
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Dispensary Corner 30 Nov 20
Monday | Nov 30 2020IT'S now become well known that one of the symptoms of COVID-19 can be a loss of smell, and that is now believed to in turn had a unexpected significant impact on reviews of scented candles.
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No going back on e-Health: Samson
Friday | Nov 27 2020PHARMACISTS can no longer sit back and wait for changes in the health service to be thrust upon them, Commonwealth Department of Health Special Advisor and pharmacist, Emeritus Professor, Lloyd Sansom AO, believes.
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Bushfires fueled inhaler sells surge
Friday | Nov 27 2020DATA from pharmacies in areas impacted by last summer's bushfires showed large increases in sales of inhalers corresponding to the spread of the fires, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) reveals.
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Vax-only time push in UK pharmacies
Friday | Nov 27 2020ENGLISH pharmacists are seeking approval to allocate times where they can focus solely on the provision of influenza and COVID-19 vaccines, The Pharmaceutical Journal reports.
