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Prize Crossword answers [PDF*
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Leading Article
Registration of support staff [more]
Focus on 2002 [more]
News & Features
News
(including R & D and news in brief)
Win over hearts and minds then launch medicines management
in hospitals [more]
Pharmacy in the future: students' views [more]
Broad Spectrum
Letters
Letters
to the Editor
Agenda for 2002
Specialist pharmacists in
publich health: are they the missing link in England?
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60K)
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Making the move from
continuing education to CPD [more]
Original Papers
An examination of the impact of a ward-based pharmacist
on the ability of a diabetes medical ward to cope with winter pressures
»(PDF*,
75K)
Meetings
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists [more]
United Kingdom Drug Utilisation Research Group [more]
Onlooker
The Society
News
Official
notices
What
Council membership entails
How
to get yourself elected to Council
MEP:
January amendments
Obituaries
& Tributes
Results
of regulating support staff survey
Notice-board
Branch
meetings
Future
events
Conferences
and more
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Front Cover Picture
Our front cover picture (by Christopher Icha) is illustrative of the responsibility
that being a member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's Council entails.
In this week's issue, Linda Stone explains what being
a Council member means, and Andrew Haynes looks at how
to achieve election to the Council.
Public health pharmacists
In the first article of a new occasional section entitled "Agenda for
2002", the authors set out a case for the development of a new role for
pharmacists as specialists in public health.
CPD
Our long-running section on continuing education has been renamed "Continuing
professional development". Douglas
Hancox explains why.
Counter-terrorism
Pharmacists attending the mid
year meeting of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
in New Orleans recently heard how emergency services and pharmacists in
New York responded to the tragic events that took place there on 11 September
2001
Support staff survey
Most respondents to our recent survey about regulating support staff believe
that the Royal Pharmaceutical Society should have
a role.
See also Leading
article
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