Leading
Articles PDF (20K) 764
Take heart and hang in there! 764
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As 2005 draws to a close, there cannot be a pharmacist in Britain who has not been subject to some change in the past 12 months
Better communications strategy needed 764
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A survey carried out by Which? and published this week draws attention to the fact that patients and customers are confused when medicines are reclassified from prescription-only status to pharmacy status and are not sure whether their safety is a prime consideration
Season's greetings! 764
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As is customary in the final issue of the
year, we carry our usual selection of Christmas miscellany items, which
we hope readers will enjoy
News & Features 765-770
News summary 765-768
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2005: a year of change for pharmacists 769
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With the announcement of independent prescribing by pharmacists and the introduction of a new community pharmacy contract in England and Wales, it has been a year of change for pharmacists. Tom Moberly looks back on 2005
New strains of E coli cause concern 770
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New strains of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase Escherichia
coli are considered to be a serious threat to public health. Mary Bishop investigates
Products PDF (40K) 771
Products Text 771
Drug tariff updates Text
Recalls & Drug alerts Text
Broad Spectrum 772
Management style? You must be joking! 772
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By Alan Wiseman
Letters PDF (40K) 773-774
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Medicines use reviews / COX-2s / Registration / Other professions / Prescription charges / CPD / Fitness to practise
Articles 775
Will homoeopathy be proved or pass into history as “a brief hiccough”? 775
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Research published in the December issue of Focus
on Alternative and Complementary Therapies is highlighted by Natalie Lane
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Onlooker PDF (60K) 776
Why it does children good to go to school on foot There has recently been a great deal of interest in the problems of weight gain and general ill health in youngsters that may be associated with the current habit of taking them to school and home again by car Text
These violent delights have violent ends A study of violence against women by experts from the World Health Organization and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine appears in the 25 November issue of Science Text
The remarkable phenomenon of symbiosis and its vital role for many living organisms In the 3 November issue of Nature there is an interesting discussion regarding the essential symbiosis between many algae and bacteria Text
Thought for food / New year resolution Text
The Society PDF (250K) 777-780
Practice Committee invites input to agenda from Society's
members Text 777
Society loses animal medicines inspectorate to Veterinary
Medicines Directorate Text 777
My branch, your branch: some thoughts for 2006 Text 778
New editions of books on drug interactions and adverse drug
reactions Text 778
Official notices 2001
to present
Statutory Committee decisions Text 779
Erasure from the Register on the direction of the Statutory Committee Text 779
Obituaries & tributes Text 779-780
Christmas Miscellany Text 781-812
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2 competitions:
Christmas crossword puzzle PDF (50K) 798
Enter The Journal’s caption competition PDF (80K) 805
Diary Text
Branch meetings Text
Society meetings Text 779
Evening meeting: Politics and pharmacy (16
January)
Symposium: Small-scale manufacturing (7 February)
Future events Text 771
Conferences Text 771
Reunions Text
Awards Text 771
Schering Award
Charitable requests Text
Corrections & clarifications Text 771
Denise Szpunar / Specials
Resources Text 771
Oxygen
Wants Text
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