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Vol 12 pp385-424 No 10
November 2005

Hospital Pharmacist, November 2005

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News

SPECIAL FEATURE
Gout

Careers
Meetings
Letters
Articles

Focus on technicians

LIFE-LONG LEARNING
Questions (Gout)
Answers (Radiopharmacy)

DIARY
Branch meetings
Future events
Reunions

Corrections


Jobs and Classified advertising

Comment   386

Safety of medicines in practice
Dispensing errors — the impact of packaging 386
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News   387-389

News summary 387-389
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• New EU medicines legislation improves patient information 387
• Patients to complete yellow cards 387
• Medicine errors still under-reported 388
• MRSA targets — down to chance? 388
• Winners receive technician of the year awards 388
• New job profile announced for pharmacy technicians under Agenda for Change 389


Special feature: Gout   391-400
Life-long learning

— the disease and non-drug treatment 391-394
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— pharmacological management 395-400
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Careers   403-404
Careers

Clinical governance — Career opportunities for pharmacists 403-404
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By Debbie Andalo
Pharmacists are becoming increasingly involved in clinical governance following Government reforms in recent years. This article examines the skills and experience required of pharmacists working in this field


Meetings   407-408
Reports

Hospital pharmacy automation 407-408
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Letters   411

Using iron dextran to treat anaemia 411
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Articles   414-416

24-hour shift-working system piloted for junior pharmacists 414-416
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By Tom Gray, BPharm, MRPharmS, and Clive Newman MPhil, MRPharmS
A 24-hour shift-working system for junior pharmacists has been introduced in Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. This article looks at how this system has led to improved clinical pharmacy services within the trust


Focus on technicians    417-418
Focus on technicians

Introducing a technician-led inhaler counselling service 417-418
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By Alison Woods, Marie L.Currie, MSc ,MPSNI, Michael G. Scott, BSc, PhD, FPSNI, and James C. McElnay, BSc, PhD, MRPharmS
Patient counselling at the United Hospitals Trust has traditionally been the responsibility of the pharmacist. This article looks at how the role of the pharmacy technician has been developed to provide trust-wide delivery of a technician-led inhaler counselling service



Life-long learning    421-422
Life-long learning

Gout 421-422
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