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The Pharmaceutical Journal
Vol 269 No 7218
5 October 2002

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Leading Articles [PDF (40K)]   
   • Lifting the lid on supervision [Text]
   • CPD has arrived [Text]


News & Features   
   News [Text] [PDF (400K)]

   Are you waiting to board the CPD bus? [Text] [PDF (105K)]

   Protocol medicines supply: an end to supervision in community pharmacy? [Text] [PDF (65K)]


Letters [Text] [PDF (60K)]   


Continuing Professional Development (CPD)   
   CPD summary page

   Social dimensions of pharmacy
   (3) Social determinants of health and illness
[PDF (65K)]


British Pharmaceutical Conference   

   News [Text] [PDF (100K)]

   Keynote address
   We are programmed to survive, not die [Text] [PDF (50K)]

   Population change
   Ageing population will bring many challenges but they should be affordable [Text] [PDF (50K)]

   Fundamentals of ageing
   How our body tissues change with age [Text] [PDF (55K)]

   GSK lecture
   Journeys to and through the lung [Text] [PDF (50K)]

   Diabetes care [Text] [PDF (60K)]

   Practice research lecture
   Myths about pharmacists and drug users [Text] [PDF (45K)]

   Hospital and Community pharmacy
   Modernising mental health services [Text] [PDF (55K)]

   Hospital pharmacy [PDF (75K)]
   • Leadership and hospital pharmacists [Text]
   • A charter for hospital pharmacy [Text]


Meetings and Conferences   
   Young Pharmacists' Group [Text] [PDF (45K)]

   UniChem convention [Text] [PDF (60K)]


Articles   
   Government agencies
   (1) The structure and functions of the Medical Devices Agency [Text] [PDF (85K)]


Book reviews [PDF (45K)]   
   Most comprehensive text on non-prescription medicines [Text]

   Some notable gaps in US textbook of drug treatment protocols [Text]

   Valuable new section on EHC in essential textbook for students [Text]

   A "must have" for departments providing chemotherapy services [Text]


Onlooker [Text] [PDF (100K)]   
   Classes dangereuses / Grasping the nettle / Virtue of integration


The Society [PDF (70K)]   

   Questionnaire
   Pharmacists' views on how long Council members should remain in office [Text]

   Continuing professional development
   "What are you going to do about oddballs like me?" — and other FAQs [Text]

   Medicines, Ethics and Practice
   October amendments [Text]


Notice-board
   Branch meetings
   Future events
   Conferences
and more

   Products [Text] [PDF (65K)]
   Announcements [Text]
   Reunions [Text]


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The Royal Pharmaceutical Society is sending out its videotape “Introducing CPD” to all working members this week. The video will be closely followed by CPD packs that will be sent to 5,000 pharmacists taking part in the Society’s CPD pilot. This week’s front cover picture illustrates a news feature that looks at the videotape, the CPD pack and some unanswered questions about CPD.
An article in the Society section answers some frequently asked questions about CPD.
See also Leading article

An end to supervision?
The recently published discussion paper on skill mix contains a proposal that would mean the effective ending of direct supervision by pharmacists of the supply of all medicines within community pharmacy. In a news feature, Jonathan Buisson seeks opinions on how the proposal might work and what concerns pharmacists have.
See also Leading article

Medical Devices Agency
The Medicines Control Agency and the Medical Devices Agency are due to merge in April 2003. With this in mind The Journal is running two articles. The first of these describes the work of the MDA in controlling the quality and safety of a variety of medical devices.

BPC
Our coverage of the British Pharmaceutical Conference, which took place in Manchester from 23 to 25 September, continues


The "Broad Spectrum" feature is open to any writer.

Contributions of around 1,200 words, commenting on topics of current interest, should be sent to managing editor Graeme Smith (graeme.smith@pharmj.org.uk) for consideration.


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