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Leading Articles
Opportunities knock [more]
News & Features
News
Local pharmaceutical services: a new threat or an opportunity
for pharmacy? [more]
To switch or not: pharmacists' opinions [more]
Letters
Letters
to the Editor
Broad Spectrum
How others see pharmacy — an unsung community and
health care resource [more]
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Get to grips with obesity
(1) Incidence and associated risks
»(PDF*,
65K)
Agenda for 2002
How to make the most of the opportunities provided
by the Budget
»(PDF*,
45K)
Article
Prescribing of long-term oxygen therapy — striking a
balance?
»(PDF*,
70K)
Original papers
Integrating community pharmacy and NHS Direct — pharmacists'
views
»(PDF*,
60K)
Meetings and Conferences
Health Services Research and Pharmacy Practice [more]
Onlooker
The English Ovid /
Grim prospect /
Roots of violence /
"Yet fear I to fall" [more]
The Society
News
Obituaries
May cumulative list of amendments
Official Notices
Annual general meeting [more]
Council voting papers [more]
Statutory Committee decisions [more]
Notice-board
Branch
meetings
Future
events
Conferences
and more
Products
Announcements
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Front Cover Picture
This week's front cover picture (by Christopher Icha/Sam Arr-Jones) represents
how the various components of continuing professional development are
closely intermeshed. The Journal is changing the format
of its CPD articles in order to incorporate the principles of the CPD
cycle. In addition, it is offering 500 pharmacists the opportunity to
participate in a pilot
scheme in which their CPD will be accredited by the College of Pharmacy
Practice free of charge
Interferon beta
Researchers in Italy say that interferon
beta-1b administered every other day is more effective than weekly interferon
beta-1a
Guidance on LPS contracts
Guidance has been issued by the Department of Health on local pharmaceutical
services contracts. In a news
feature, Jonathan Buisson reports on whether LPS represents a threat
or an opportunity for community pharmacy
POM-to-P switches
A news feature
reports on pharmacists' opinions about the POM-to-P overhaul announced
earlier this year
NHS Direct
Research from the University of Sheffield has shown that community pharmacists
welcome their increasing involvement in the developing immediate care
system (PDF*
60K)
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