Analysis

Part 7 Drug Tariff discount clawback for contractors in Scotland has been retrospectively reset.

Responses to a GPhC consultation indicate "broad support" for plans to integrate academic study and practical experience.

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has launched its own survey to gauge what its members think about it.

The RPS fails to respond to questions on whether it took action against Ash Soni over unlawful dispensing at his pharmacy.    

GPs trialling a new model of care were often reluctant to follow pharmacist recommendations, say researchers.

The GPhC dealt with more Fitness to Practise concerns in 2018-19, though fewer individuals were removed from the register.

David Reissner says it is “by no means clear” the RPS is a public body as Sid Dajani presses for a judicial review.

Most respondents to a government consultation favoured a reduction in the number of healthcare regulators.

Pharmacists in independents and small multiples have criticised the RPS for a lack of leadership and relevance.

A patient referral model could lead to 20.4m GP consultations being transferred to community pharmacy.

RPS chief Paul Bennett vows to work with independent pharmacists as the new NHS structures emerge.

No portion of PCN funding has been “earmarked exclusively for pharmacy,” says the deputy chief pharmaceutical officer.

The PDA-Boots tussle has ended but will there be a law change making it easier to end sweetheart union arrangements?

Twelve months after its introduction, what impact has the defence against prosecution for a dispensing error had?

How are pharmacy and pharmaceutical players ensuring patients have access to medicines post-Brexit?

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Pharmacists are in an ideal position to empower women in these roles, says new report.

Dosage administration aids and reminder systems are among a list of pharmacy interventions with evidence of improving adherence to medication in elderly patients.

London rates fell well below the average for the UK, at £18.07 per hour.

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