Leading
Article [PDF
(40K)] 102
Dismal science sells pharmacy short [Text] 102
News & Features 103-110
News [Text]
[PDF
(280K)] 103-107
Deregulation of community pharmacy receives little support from profession [Text]
[PDF (80K)]
108-110
Products 111
Products [Text]
[PDF (45K)] 111
Broad Spectrum 112
OFT report overlooks the fact that pharmacy is an integral part of the NHS [Text]
[PDF (45K)] 112
Letters [Text]
[PDF
(80K)] 113-117
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) 118-121
CPD summary page
Herbal therapeutics
(10) Herbal interactions [PDF (115K)] 118-121
Articles 122-129
• OFT the beaten track? [Text]
[PDF (55K)] 122-123
• Pharmacy in Bermuda — its legislation, influences and employment opportunities
[Text]
[PDF (80K)] 124-126
• Good manufacturing practice and good distribution practice: an analysis of regulatory
inspection findings for 2001–02 [PDF (60K)] 127-129
Meetings & Conferences 130-133
• American Society of Health-system Pharmacists [Text]
[PDF (75K)] 130-132
• Nutrition and health conference [Text]
[PDF (40K)] 133
Onlooker [Text]
[PDF
(50K)] 134
Philosophy and detachment / Mystery weapon / Venerable ancestor / Deadly castor oil
plant 134
The Society
[PDF
(75K)] 135-136
News
• 2003 conference programme and call for papers now available online [Text] 135
• Scottish briefing emphasises value of community pharmacy network [Text] 135
• Revised guidance on pharmacy relations with the industry [Text] 135
Obituaries and tributes [Text] 136
Official notices
Erasure from Register on direction of Statutory Committee [Text] 136
Notice-board
Branch
meetings
Future
events
Conferences
and more
Reunions [Text]
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Front Cover Picture
This week’s front cover picture (by Christopher Icha) draws attention to the Office of
Fair Trading report on control of entry regulations
that was published on 17 January
In a news feature, Jonathan Buisson looks at what the report
says and gathers
reactions from
pharmacists and their representatives (p108). Also in this week’s issue the authors of
an article suggest that if need, consumer protection and social justice come before competition,
then the OFT may have over-stepped the mark
See also
Broad Spectrum and Leading article
Pharmacists needed in A&E?
New data suggest that around one in 12 adults attending an accident and emergency department
at a London hospital could have been treated
by a pharmacist
Herbal interactions
An article on unwanted herbal interactions concludes our continuing professional development
series on herbal therapeutics (PDF 115K)
Pharmacy in Bermuda
Ever dreamed of working in Bermuda? The author of an article gives
an insight into what it is like to practise pharmacy there
Medicines management
The American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists’ Midyear Clinical Meeting focused on
safe systems for medicines management. A report begins here
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interest, should be sent to managing editor Graeme Smith (graeme.smith@pharmj.org.uk)
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