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Front Cover Picture
Tackling pharmacy’s recruitment and retention crisis by looking
abroad is examined in a news
feature this week. A London hospital has used a range of initiatives
to cut vacancies and improve
retention. Leading article.
Advertising to patients
The pros and cons of direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription medicines
are examined in a news
feature this week. Leading article.
Learning styles
An article in our series on continuing professional development discusses
techniques for teaching and learning new skills.
Teaching PCTs
The concept of “teaching”
primary care trusts could represent an important development for pharmacy
in the future.
Malaria prevention
Comprehensive new guidance for travellers is introduced this week in the
first of two articles on the prevention of malaria.
Clinical pharmacy standards
Standards for clinical pharmacy services have been developed and evaluated
in the Wessex region.
Medical information
Researchers have assessed the views of medicines information pharmacists
about the information provided by the pharmaceutical industry.
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