Leading Article 208 |
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Wake-up call 208
This week's Journal could make
for rather disheartening reading — particularly
for community pharmacists. The two items that triggered this view
are Broad spectrum and the third Original paper in our series on
commissioning services, both contributed by the Workforce
Academy at the University of Manchester's school of pharmacy and
pharmaceutical sciences
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News & Features 209-216 |
News summary, inclusing R&D 209-215
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Lead stories
-Medicines management needs more pharmacy input
-Smart card not necessarily needed to claim IT allowance
-Airport security measures affect carriage of liquid medicines
-Pharmacy services need more effective promotion
-Review casts doubt on some new pharmacy roles
-Fourth HIV drug offers no benefit
-ACE inhibitors may be of benefit in atherosclerosis
-Interventions help customers curb harmful drinking
-Progress on pandemic flu vaccine
Singing from the same hymn sheet — how the Society is in tune with Foster 216
Although Andrew Foster's review of non-medical professional regulation has thrown up a set of difficult questions and challenges for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, it also proposes many regulatory changes in line with how the Society is already doing things. Tom Moberly reports
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Products 217 |
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Products 217
-SPC changes
-Discontinued products
-Prescriptions products
-Supply issues
-Products miscellany
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Recalls 217
-Pabrinex intravenous high potency injection
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Drug tariff updates 217
-England and Wales (August prescriptions)
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Broad Spectrum 218 |
Under pressure to cope with demand 218
By Wendy Gidman
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Letters 219-222 |
-Emergency supply
-MURs
-Dispensing
-The profession
-Homoeopathy
-Herbal medicine
-Birdsgrove House
-Fellowship
-The Journal
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Vision for pharmacy 223 |
Articles index
Tackling chronic pain in primary care 223
Pharmacy and physiotherapy have come together in Fife to tackle chronic pain. Clare Bellingham reports
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Original papers 224-226 |
Commissioning
services and the new community pharmacy contract
Uptake of enhanced services 224-226
By Fay Bradley, Rebecca Elvey, Darren Ashcroft and Peter Noyce
Aim To identify (i) the enhanced services
primary care trusts had commissioned, (ii) whether the service had
been commissioned before the start of the new community pharmacy contract,
(iii) the contractual option used, (iv) the number of community pharmacies
providing the service and (v) their plans for commissioning in the
future
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Continuing Professional Development
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Recent articles
Vitamin D — function and uses 227-230
Vitamin D has a number of essential functions in the
body as well as several established clinical uses. In this article, Pamela Mason
discusses the vitamin’s metabolism and interactions and looks at growing
evidence of its involvement in other conditions
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Articles 231-233 |
Postgraduate education for advanced practitioners — a novel approach
to course design 231-233
Stephen Tomlin, Ian Costello, Andrzej Kostrzewski
and Soraya Dhillon describe a new approach to developing learning to
support advanced practitioner development which builds on the positive
experiences of how adults learn, education theory, clinical practice
and peer review
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Onlooker 234 |
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Academic medicine crisis? 234
In the 22 July edition of The Lancet, a primary care physician from Belgium and a cardiologist from Texas raise the intriguing question of whether academic medicine is neglecting the value of clinicians for training purposes in favour of medical researchers. Academic medicine, it is argued, requires not only good scientists and researchers but also good clinicians who will close the gap between the laboratory and everyday general practice
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Protecting the gentle and intelligent vulture 234
Byron commented in ‘The bride of Abydos’ that: “The rage of the vulture, the love of the turtle, / Now melt into sorrow, now madden to crime”. People have for centuries taken a poor view of vultures, but their reputation may not be deserved
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Attach greater value to centuries-known benefits of exercise 234
In our modern world we tend to discover ancient truths that have in fact been around for centuries, and then proclaim them as if they were new
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Actions and attitudes: the sense of responsibility is paramount 234
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| The Society 235-238 |
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Parliamentary briefing to inform opinion on hospital pharmacy 235
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BPC-PJ careers forum to be free to all 235
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Knowledge and skills guidance published to help NHS pharmacists 235
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Display of trade catalogues 236
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BPC extends its reach through Society website 236
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First title in European postgraduate pharmacy series published 236
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Pharmacist promotes healthy living at Royal Welsh Show 237
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Law and Ethics Bulletin 2001
to present
Emergency supplies of prescription-only medicines 237
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Amendment to the veterinary section of the ‘Medicines, ethics and practice’ guide 237
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Official notices 2001
to present
Statutory Committee inquiries 238
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Diary / Health events
Society meetings 238
-British Pharmaceutical Conference (4-6 September)
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Resources 217
-New Pharmacist
-Ramadan and Diwali
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Wants 217
-CARE study patient recruitment
-Translation of commonly used pharmacy labels
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