Leading
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Losses and gains 2
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Working pharmacy holidays for 20-somethings will become a thing of the past by this time next year — at least for graduates from Australia and New Zealand who have, it may be argued, enjoyed privileged access to the UK pharmacy job market for decades
Celebration of pharmaceutical excellence 2
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Last Friday, The Journal celebrated the 13th year of the Pharmaceutical Care Awards with a mini-conference at the Society’s headquarters in Lambeth followed by dinner at The Savoy
News & Features 3-11
News summary 3-9
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Calling all Antipodean pharmacists: your one-year countdown has begun 10-11
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Reciprocal registration arrangements between Britain, Australian and New Zealand will end next year. Dawn Connelly finds out how things will change
User testing of PILs now mandatory 12
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Legislation implemented this week makes user testing of patient information leaflets mandatory. Dawn Connelly finds out what this involves
Pharmaceutical Care Awards 14-17
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Five aims for pharmacists / Pharmacist and physiotherapist-led community outreach pain programme improves quality of life / Holistic lithium clinic empowers patients / Tackling chronic pain with pharmacist-led clinic / Pharmacy-based clinic increases access to care / Technician impacts on intermediate care service / Oncology profiles improve primary care treatment
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POEMs series
Bupropion not associated with increase in malformations 9
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Products PDF (60K) 13
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Letters PDF (76K) 18-21
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Annual General Meeting / Registration / Pharmacology / Controlled drugs / Technicians / Birdsgrove House / Registration examination / Revalidation / Supermarket pharmacy / Dispensing / New pharmacy contract / PCTs / The Society
Vision for pharmacy 21
Vision for pharmacy
Labour-intensive team pays dividends 21
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Introducing a ward-based pharmacy team centred around a specialist technician has enabled four general surgical wards at Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust to cut discharge time to under an hour
Articles 22
How a "just in case" approach can improve out-of-hours palliative
care 22
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Clare Amass and Mary Allen describe a pilot conducted within the Mount Vernon Cancer Network to improve access to medicines for patients who are terminally ill and living at home
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Onlooker PDF (164K) 24
A bright-eyed bloom with many healing virtues Prominent
along the roadside I recently encountered a clump of the striking plant generally
known as germander speedwell Text
Medieval monks really were gluttonous The
growing problem of obesity is a challenge of our time, and much time and effort
is being devoted to dealing with overeating and underexercising Text
Seeking a biological basis for trust In
human societies the element of trust is indispensable for lasting stability,
although we tend to overlook the function it performs in our daily lives Text
Continuing Professional Development
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Recent articles
Understanding sickle cell anaemia 25
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Sickle cell awareness day (4 July) kicks off
a campaign that runs to the end of the month. In this article, Susan Allen
helps pharmacists understand the medical needs of — and support required
by — patients with sickle cell anaemia
The Society PDF (600K) 29-32
• BPC programme now available Text 29
• New edition of ‘Medicines, ethics and practice’ published Text 29
• Welsh newsletter Text 29
• Devolution: why do we need national boards? Text 30-31
Official notices 2001
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• Wales annual general meeting Text 32
• Erasures Text 32
Obituaries Text 32
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• Branch meetings Text 32
• Society meetings Text
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• Conferences Text
• Reunions Text
Awards Text
Charitable requests Text
Corrections Text 757
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