RPS

GPhC publishes pharmacy inspection reports for first time

The GPhC said this would improve transparency and “drive improvement in pharmacy services.”

The early career report was commissioned by the Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK and Health Education England.

Social deprivation and lack of access to information are potential factors in prescription drug dependence.

The RPS, BMA and RCGP have called for the greater use of community pharmacists across primary care networks.

The government must take a long-term approach to the recruitment and training of pharmacists, the RPS tells Sajid Javid.

The first details have been released about the Community Pharmacist Consultation Service.

In a letter to Boris Johnson, health bodies said they were “unable to reassure patients" that Brexit wouldn't affect them.

Ex-RPS president Ash Soni says £300,000 it received from Health Education England funded pharmacy training in south London.

The RPS has launched the initiative to allow it to “better represent our membership and pharmacists everywhere".

A leaked Government dossier suggests that medicines would be “vulnerable to severe extended delays”.

Following several weeks of speculation, the Bury St Edmunds MP has been confirmed as the new pharmacy minister.

A source close to the RPS has raised questions over how £300k the Society received from HEE was spent.

Community pharmacy's unprecedented five-year funding deal has been met with a range of responses.

Sandra Gidley was elected president at today’s (Tuesday July 16) meeting of the RPS assembly.

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

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

Pharmacists in all settings should be integrated into services aimed at preventing and managing type 2 diabetes.

Ash Soni said he planned "to focus on other areas" after ruling himself out of the RPS presidential elections.

The RPS could face a judicial review over the way it removed Sultan Sid Dajani from the English Pharmacy Board.

Sid Dajani has had misconduct allegations made against him by the RPS dismissed by the GPhC amid ’victimisation’ claims, Pharmacy Magazine can reveal