Leading
Articles PDF (50K) 102
Categorising membership 102
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As part of The Journal’s contribution to the debate about the Registers and how different categories of Royal Pharmaceutical Society members might be treated, we commissioned a News feature to find out what regulators of other health professions do — and it makes for instructive reading
The value of first aid in an emergency 102
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Last week’s issue of the BMJ contains some moving articles by various doctors who attended the victims of the bus bomb just outside BMA House in London’s Tavistock Square on 7 July
News & Features 103-110
News summary 103-108
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How other health care professions manage their non-practising members 109-110
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As the debate over the new Register and retention fee structure continues for members of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Zoë Gross looks at what other health care professions are doing for their members who have retired, who are working overseas or who have non-practising status
POEMs 108
POEMs series
Solifenacin is minimally effective for overactive bladder 108
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Products PDF (70K) 111
• Announcements Text 111
• Products Text 111
• Drug tariff updates Text
• Recalls & Drug alerts Text
Broad Spectrum 112
Old-fashioned mumbo jumbo has been replaced by modern gobbledegook 112
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By Pennant Roberts
Letters PDF (90K) 113-115
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Registration examination / Emergency supplies / Hospital pharmacy / National boards / Reciprocity / CPD / Grandparent clauses
Vision for pharmacy 116-117
Vision for pharmacy
Professional executive committees: why should pharmacists get involved? 116-117
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Pharmacists who chair professional executive committees (PECs) of primary care trusts are on the rise, and seven are known to The Journal. Dawn Connelly finds out what the role entails and how pharmacists’ involvement in PECs benefits the profession
Articles 118-119
Legal digests
Pharmacy practitioners should be reviewing their facilities and premises 118-119
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This is the first in a series of digests by Thomas H. John, pharmacist and barrister, of cases recently decided in the appeal courts of England and Wales, with special emphasis on issues that may impact on aspects of pharmacy practice
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Onlooker PDF (130K) 120
Combating cross-infection An intriguing
report published in Chemistry World for July refers to a paper presented
at the l05th general meeting of the American Society for Microbiology in Atlanta.
A group of high school pupils found that the addition of cetrimide to paints
and varnishes enabled them to render surfaces that were touched by hand sterile
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Signs of a dearth of dentists in ancient Egypt One
of our problems at the moment in many areas of Britain is the scarcity of dentists.
Indeed, in some places it seems almost impossible to find a dental practitioner
who can deal with an immediate toothache without embarrassing delay. But in the
golden age of the Egyptian pharaohs, it seems, matters were even worse than they
are with us Text
Purpose of education should be to produce a rounded personality We
hear a great deal from politicians about education, and how it should be emphasised
in any scheme that aims at improving the calibre of a civilised society Text
Matching the means to the end Text
Community Pharmacists Group insert
Community Pharmacists Group
July newsletter PDF (850K)
The Society PDF (910K) 121-126
• Pass rate of 91.9pc in Society’s summer registration examination Text 121
• New title for secretary of Welsh Executive Text 121
• New arrangements for book distribution Text 121
• President emphasises the importance of the Society’s links with, and support for, BPSA Text 122
• Amendment to MEP section on veterinary medicines Text 122
• Board changes at Pharmacy Practice Research Trust Text 122
Law and Ethics Bulletin 2001
to present
• Instalment dispensing of Controlled Drugs Text 122
Official notices 2001
to present
• Registration examination successes Text PDF (130K) 123-125
Obituaries & tributes Text 126
Diary Text
• Branch meetings Text
• Society meetings Text 126
Pharmacy leadership (September 11)
Tumour-selective medicines (October 12)
• Future events Text 111
• Conferences Text 111
• Reunions Text
Awards Text 111
Scrip awards
Charitable requests Text
Corrections Text 111
Bill Brookes / Community collaborative / Gideon Kotey
/ Reshma Gandecha
Resources Text 111
Campaign guides / Employment contract problems
Wants Text
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