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Articles [PDF
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• Don't ignore the evidence [Text]
• Back to school [Text]
News & Features
News [Text]
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Can pharmacists influence the uptake rate for influenza
vaccination? [Text]
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Letters [Text]
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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
CPD summary page
Join The Journal's second
CPD pilot [Text]
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Heart disease
(2) Chronic stable angina [PDF
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Articles
Development of an intravenous drug administration guide
[Text] [PDF
(120K)]
Who are the “listening friends”? [Text]
[PDF
(50K)]
Meetings and Conferences
World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Onlooker [Text]
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Lighthouse lore / In the limelight / Old iron
The Society
[PDF
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News
No clear consensus on how to get right balance of pharmacists
on the Council [Text]
Replica leech jars available from Society's museum [Text]
Questions and answers on the Society's pharmacy workforce
census [Text]
British Pharmaceutical Conference 2002
Society's CPD plans to be promoted at conference exhibition
stand [Text]
Discounts on Pharmaceutical Press books at BPC exhibition
stand [Text]
Official notices
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Notice-board
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Front Cover Picture
This week’s front cover picture illustrates a news
feature, which looks at a scheme set up by Blackpool Primary Care
Trust, in which community pharmacists are involved in maximising the uptake
of influenza vaccine
Smoking cessation
Researchers say that the improvements seen in smoking cessation rates
have been lost since the products became available over
the counter
See also Leading
article
IV drug administration
An article
describes the development of an intravenous drug administration guide
that can be tailored to meet local needs
Listening Friends scheme
The development and work of the Listening Friends scheme for pharmacists
under stress are described in an article
written by the scheme’s co-founder and chairman
FIP
Reports from
the World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences continue
No clear consensus
Analysis of the
response to the second discussion paper issued by the Modernisation Steering
Group shows that there are mixed views on how to get the right balance
of members on the Society’s Council
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