Pharmacies looking at variety of ways to reduce costs in light of proposed funding cuts

Claire Ward warns of the dangers of getting carried away with digital technology

Onlooker considers the rights and wrongs of the junior doctors' dispute

Once upon a time, in England, as independent contractors around the country focused their skill and dedication on supporting the health of their patients during one of the busiest weeks of the year, a group of disingenuous civil servants somewhere in Whitehall were feeling a little guilty about the contrived letter they had told the intern to send to pharmacy bodies. They had typed it hastily between important meetings and hoped the fudge would go unnoticed ...

NHS-funded emergency supply scheme is a viable option to reduce NHS workload, concludes study

Onlooker considers the changing face of the profession

Claire Ward considers the difference between hub and spoke and centralised dispensing

The editor's views on November's events

ICP editor Steve Bremer considers the latest messages from NHS England

Onlooker on Doc Martin, the PJ, and the Independent Pharmacy Awards

Dispensing hubs may be the future, but are they really the best solution for every pharmacy?

The editor's view on August's pharmacy politics

How pharmacy can make a good case for itself

A new advanced service and funding for practice pharmacists - what more could we ask for?

£15m funding for clinical pharmacists in GP practices: Mukesh Lad considers the implications

Claire Ward on why pharmacy needs more good leaders

Looking back at RPS headquarters over the years, and forward with the new Tower Hamlets HQ

Prescription numbers up 55 per cent in 10 years, but costs rise by less than 10 per cent

Sid Dajani on EU medical devices legislation

Summary care records access for pharmacists signals a great leap forward