Leading
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All change for the worse 470
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At least from the beginning of this century community pharmacists have been urged to make contacts with those people in primary care organisations (PCOs) who are responsible for service development
Helping in the aftermath of the earthquake 470
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Pharmacists with relatives and friends in the areas of northern Pakistan and its neighbours devastated by the weekend's earthquake, as well as many other members of the profession, will wonder what they can do to help
News & Features 471-476
News summary 471-475
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Reconfiguration of primary care trusts: what does it all mean for pharmacy? 476
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This week, strategic health authorities had to submit proposals to the Department of Health on how primary care trusts in England should be reconfigured. How will pharmacy fit in with the new primary care structure and the move towards practice-based commissioning? Dawn Connelly investigates
Products PDF (50K) 477
• Products Text 477
• Drug tariff updates Text 477
England and Wales
• Recalls & Drug alerts Text
Broad Spectrum 478
New Zealand raises voice regarding the end of reciprocal agreement 478
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By Bronwyn Clark, Eleanor Hawthorn, and John Shaw
Letters PDF (90K) 479-482
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The profession / Pharmacists in the media / North East London LPC / Reciprocity / Funding / Brand swapping
Articles 483-487
Soy — relieving the symptoms of menopause and fighting osteoporosis 483-487
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Nima Kotecha and Brian Lockwood explore the growing
evidence supporting the therapeutic use of soy in hormone-related conditions
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 British
Pharmaceutical Conference 2005 488-493
BPC reports & future conferences
Conference on Camera 488
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Conference medal winners reveal all 489
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A world of neglected dimensions 490
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Self care opportunities and challenges 491
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Pharmacist prescribing in practice 492
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Nearly 50 per cent of pharmacists could be making records of their CPD 493
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Onlooker PDF (90K) 494
Through caverns measureless to man Recently I referred to certain engravings discovered in a narrow cavern called Aveline's Hole, in Burrington Combe in the Mendips, and suggested that similar inscriptions were probably present in cave sites in Cheddar Gorge Text
Abuse of stimulants by college students is commonplace In the New England Journal of Medicine for 15 September, Richard Kadison, a mental health expert from Harvard University, discusses some of the problems that arise when college students try to increase their academic achievements with the assistance of stimulants or antidepressants Text
Distinguishing between the laws of life and the laws of death John Ruskin commented in 1862: “Government and co-operation are in all things the laws of life; anarchy and competition the laws of death.” Text
The Society PDF (580K) 495-498
• £50K grants for education research Text 495
• Online registration renewal is popular with technicians Text 495
• Branch secretaries to discuss Section 60 Order and new Code of Ethics Text 495
Statutory Committee Reports
• Striking-off ordered for pharmacist who cheated NHS Text 496
Official notices 2001
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• Statutory Committee inquiries Text 497
• Statutory Committee decisions Text 497
Obituaries & tributes Text 497
Diary Text
• Branch meetings Text 498
• Society meetings Text 497
Scottish registration ceremony (November 9)
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Awards Text
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Corrections & clarifications Text 477
CORRECTION Pharmacy diabetes Smartgroup
CLARIFICATION Healthy returns
Resources Text 477
Engaging clinicians / Young suicide prevention
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