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Leading Article
A
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What
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Front Cover Picture
Now that the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s consultation period
on developing standard operating procedures for the dispensing process
has come to an end, we examine the specific issue of self-checking by
non-pharmacists and invite readers to offer their opinions by completing
a questionnaire (survey closed). See also Leading
article.
Autism and diet
Dietary interventions are increasingly being used to ameliorate the symptoms
of autism. A Continuing Education article this week the examines evidence
for the efficacy of such interventions and the scientific research on
which they are based (p17).
Integrated preregistration training
After evaluating a pilot programme for integrated preregistration training
in community and hospital pharmacy, researchers have recommended that
the project’s findings would benefit future trainees, the profession
and the public (p20).
Professional doctorates
An article this week describes the reshaping of doctoral level learning
in the Portsmouth school of pharmacy to provide flexible, part-time, work-based
“professional doctorates” (p24).
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