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The Pharmaceutical Journal
Vol 269 No 7223
9 November 2002

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Leading Article [PDF (40K)]   
   • Safe and sound [Text]
   • Postcode prescribing: the beginning of the end [Text]


News & Features   
   News [Text] [PDF (380K)]

   • How to ensure safe medicines practice [Text] [PDF (60K)]
   • Costs and benefits come as pharmacy technicians train for extended roles [Text] [PDF (75K)]


Broad Spectrum   
   How should the profession respond to pharmacy's poor public image? [Text] [PDF (40K)]


Letters [Text] [PDF (55K)]   


Continuing Professional Development (CPD)   
   CPD summary page

   Evidence-based medicine
   (3) Where to find evidence [PDF (130K)]


Original papers   
    Adherence to NICE guidance for the use of anticholinesterases for Alzheimer’s disease [PDF (50K)]


Articles   
   • Do preregistration trainees benefit from cross-sector training? [Text] [PDF (55K)]
   • What is the evidence for the safety and efficacy of dimethyl sulfoxide and methylsulfonylmethane
in pain relief? [PDF (55K)]


Meetings and Conferences   
   • Interscience conference on antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy [Text] [PDF (65K)]
   • European Foundation for the Advancement of Healthcare Practitioners [Text] [PDF (45K)]


Onlooker [Text] [PDF (50K)]   
   Moon element / Discouraging buzzwords / The sociology of diabetes


The Society [PDF (105K)]   

   News
   • Fellowship of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society — recognition and designation [Text]
   • Large turnout for first meeting of revived Norfolk and Norwich branch [Text]
   • Parliamentarians discuss recognition of qualifications [Text]
   • Work force census reminder [Text]
   • Lincoln branch focuses on pharmacy in the media [Text]

   Obituaries and tributes [Text]


Notice-board
   Branch meetings
   Future events
   Conferences
and more

   Products [Text] [PDF (50K)]
  


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“Safe medicines practice committees” devoted to eliminating medication errors could help the Government meet its target to reduce National Health Service errors by 40 per cent. This week’s front cover reflects a news feature by Debbie Andalo which looks at a committee already in place in Derbyshire
See also Leading article

Extended roles for technicians
In a news feature, Jonathan Buisson explores some of the costs and benefits that can be expected if pharmacy technicians take on extended roles
See also Meeting report

Evidence-based medicine
This week’s continuing professional development article (PDF 130K) looks at gold standard sources of evidence

Following NICE guidance
Research shows that NICE guidance appears to be having a positive impact on the drug treatment of mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease (PDF 50K)
See also Leading article

Cross-sector training for preregistration trainees
An article describes a formal training programme between National Health Service trusts and community pharmacy


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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