Leading
Articles PDF (20K) 710
There's a hole in my budget 710
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It is hard not to be cynical about the state
of the NHS
Attracting young people to pharmacy 710
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Jane Kennedy, the minister with responsibility
for pharmacy in England, has welcomed the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's
careers campaign
News & Features 711-716
News summary, including R&D news 711-716
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Products PDF (30K) 717
Announcements Text 717
Products Text 717
Drug tariff updates Text 717
Recalls & Drug alerts Text 717
FemSeven products
Letters PDF (40K) 718-719
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Specials / Safety / The profession / Controlled drugs
Articles 720-725
The MHRA medicines testing scheme: working to protect the public 720-723
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In this article, Andrew Charvill, Ged Lee and Gerald
Heddell describe the surveillance and analysis of medicinal products in the UK
Legal digests
Dismissal of Christian employees who refuse Sunday work is not always
unfair 724-725
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This is the third article in our series of law digests
by Thomas H. John, pharmacist and barrister, of cases heard recently in the appeal
courts of England and Wales. In this article, Mr John discusses the freedom to
express one's religious beliefs within the working environment
Prescribing & Medicines Management PDF (310K) insert
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Focus on prescribing science will grow PM1
In this article, Hugh McGavock, visiting professor
at the University of Ulster, Northern Ireland, explains why prescribing science
is important
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Supplementary prescribing one year on PM2
Fiona Reid, primary care pharmacist for cardiovascular
disease, describes her year with a hypertension and cardiovascular risk
reduction clinic
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Learning from practice experiences PM3
In this article, Nina Barnett, specialist pharmacist
for older people, North West London Hospitals NHS Trust, and Jane Nicholls,
project lead, London Pharmacy Supplementary Prescribing Team, describe
a two-year-old supplementary prescribing service for older people in Harrow
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Contributing to a QOF assessment PM4
In August 2004, the medicines management team
at Central Liverpool Primary Care Trust was faced with the challenge of
contributing to the PCT's first annual Quality and Outcomes Framework assessment
and review. Rachel Mullen, practice pharmacist, and Janet Decamp, deputy
director of medicines management, both at Central Liverpool PCT, report
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Onlooker PDF (60K) 726
Tracking noodles across the centuries We usually think of noodles as one of our fast-food constituents, but it appears that they are by no means a modern invention Text
What mad pursuit? What struggle to escape? When in 1820, in his “Ode on a Grecian urn”, John Keats wrote “What mad pursuit? What struggle to escape?” he could never have imagined what those words might signify two centuries later, in a world where greed and fanaticism had come to rule many human affairs Text
Poisoning the planet My attention
has been drawn to some recent alarming reports of people using toxic compounds
indiscriminately to deal with what they regard as threats to their livelihood Text
Nature and the unnatural in conflict / Self-restraint among physicians Text
The Society PDF (240K) 727-730
Minister backs careers campaign Text 727
New date for preregistration talk by inspector in Plymouth Text 727
New Society books provide introduction to sports medicine
and IT Text 727
Statutory Committee Reports
Striking-off ordered for would-be cocaine smuggler Text 728
No penalty for dispensing medicines wrongly ordered by GP surgery Text 728
Reprimand for persistent failure to dispose of pharmaceutical waste Text 729
Law and Ethics Bulletin 2001
to present
Occupational health schemes Text 729
Official notices 2001
to present
Statutory Committee inquiries Text 730
Obituaries & tributes Text 730
Diary Text
Branch meetings Text 730
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Future events Text 717
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Awards Text
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Corrections & clarifications Text 717
Viroflu
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