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March (PDF 2.9 MB)

• Guild responses to Darzi and Clarke available online
• Guild updates
• New Guild Council announced
• Managing waste

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December (PDF 110K)

• Your local research ethics committee needs YOU…
• Guild updates
• Influence the future of your profession
• Fire hazard alert
• Join a special interest group

September (PDF 110K)

• Guild pushes for better deal
• Guild updates
• White paper working groups relevant to hospital pharmacy
• Guild in Europe

What will pharmacists want from a new professional leadership body?
(PJ 2007;279:209, 25 August 2007)

June (PDF 140K)

Full coverage of the GHP/UKCPA national conference from Hospital Pharmacist

About Guild Matters

Guild Matters is a new newsletter from the Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists. The newsletter will highlight important issues to pharmacists and news from the guild.

The newsletter is to be published in Hospital Pharmacist four times a year. Where there is more material to circulate the current guild electronic newsletter will continue to be issued. Members can sign up to receive the electronic newsletter by e-mailing
Jean Smith, the guild administrator
jean.smith@amicustheunion.org

Members who wish to provide feedback about this newsletter are invited to do so via the guild forum, located in the members section of the guild website

Joining the guild
Details about joining the Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists can be obtained from

Unite (Amicus) membership department
telephone on 020 8462 7755 / 0845 850 4242
e-mail membershipdepartment@amicustheunion.org

Details can also be found at www.amicustheunion.org

Are you receiving guild and Unite mailings?
The guild's membership database is administered by its parent union Unite. If you are not receiving both guild and Unite mailings please contact the Unite (Amicus) membership department (see contact details above) and check that you have been assigned to the guild membership list.

The membership department should also be contacted if you change your address.