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Pharmacist Support will continue coaching pharmacists at Boots to overcome problems such as stress, debt and addiction.

The Department of Health and Social Care has published the second list of drug price concessions for April.

The Welsh government will plough an extra £3.6 million in 2020-21 to improve pharmacists' training.

The PDA has arranged a meeting with IATE to talk over its contentious plans to introduce a pharmacy apprenticeship.

The Department of Health and Social Care released the first list of drug price concessions for April on April 16.

The RPS writes to IATE to ask for more details on its pharmacy apprenticeship amid 'considerable concern' from members.

Online pharmacies will be required to adhere to new guidance by the General Pharmaceutical Council.

Steve Churton has made numerous complaints against the pharmacist who lodged bullying allegations against him.  

The GPhC tells IATE that its pharmacist apprenticeship scheme must go through the regulator’s accreditation process.

Well has launched a pharmacy inside a WHSmith store in Gatwick Airport’s north terminal.

Domiciliary visits by pharmacists to housebound patients on multiple medicines improves understanding of their needs.

The RPS says it has not contributed to a proposed pharmacist apprenticeship and wants to get the profession's views. 

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society's annual financials to December 31, 2018 reveal eight individuals earned £100,000 or more. 

The PDA warns the GPhC it risks the future of the pharmacy profession if it presses ahead with its education and training plans.

The Epilepsy Society calls for an urgent review of the supply chain with a record number of drugs on the concessionary list.

NPA chief Mark Lyonette says it will not wait for funding talks to end before helping members with local health structures.

The PSNC has opened talks with the government on the community pharmacy contractual framework for 2019-20.

Alphega Pharmacy is exploring the possibility of expanding its network of pharmacies into Northern Ireland.

Independents fare better than larger chains when it comes to safety standards although many independents are still falling short.

Twenty-one candidates have been nominated for election to the three national pharmacy boards.