Workforce update — joiners,
leavers, and practising and non-practising pharmacists on the
2007 Register
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2007;279:691-693 (15 December 2007)
Workforce
update — joiners, leavers, and practising and
non-practising pharmacists on the 2006 Register
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;277:576-578 (11 November 2006)
Workforce
update — joiners, leavers,
and practising and non-practising pharmacists on the 2005 Register
Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;276:40-42 (14 January 2006)
Career choices, working patterns and the future pharmacy workforce
(PDF 60K)
In this second article in a series presenting data from a longitudinal cohort
study about pharmacy careers, Sarah Willis, Phillip Shann and Karen Hassell discuss
some key issues relating to the 2006 pharmacy graduate cohort's expected career
choices and patterns of work
Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;277:137-138 (29 July 2006)
Graduate destinations — choices made about preregistration
training
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In this final article in a series presenting data from a longitudinal cohort
study about pharmacy careers, Sarah Willis, Philip Shann and
Karen Hassell focus on students’ choices relating to the sector and location
where they hope to complete their preregistration training
Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;277:164-165 (5 August 2006)
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Census shows year-on-year changes in pharmacy workforce more
Pharmaceutical Journal, 5 June 2004, p721. Vol 272, no 7302
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An overview of the main findings from the 2003 pharmacy workforce census
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Findings from the 2003 pharmacy workforce census provide information
on the sociodemographic profile and employment patterns of pharmacists
registered with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society. This report,
from the Society's research and development division, gives a brief
overview of the main findings
Pharmaceutical Journal, 12 June 2004, p750-751. Vol 272, no
7303
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In September 2002, the Royal
Pharmaceutical Society distributed census
forms to all its members with the aim of updating and expanding
its membership data (PJ, 31 August 2002, p302). The Society needs
detailed, up-to-date information to inform its future work as a
professional and regulatory body in the areas of workforce planning,
education,
research, developing the register and implementing race relations
legislation. The census returns were analysed for the Society
by researchers in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
at the University of Manchester
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Overview of main census findings
Locum pharmacists and the pharmacy workforce in Britain
Older pharmacists and the pharmacy workforce in Britain
The part-time pharmacy workforce in Britain
Overseas pharmacists — does the "globalisation" of
pharmacy affect workforce supply?
The primary care pharmacy workforce in Britain
The gendered nature of pharmacy employment in Britain
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Overview of main census findings
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This article, by Dr Karen Hassell, NHS career scientist and
senior research fellow, and Philip Shann, research associate,
provides a summary of the main findings.
Pharmaceutical Journal, 1 March 2003, p314-315. Vol 270, no
7238
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(1) Locum pharmacists and the pharmacy workforce in Britain
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Pharmaceutical Journal, 10 May 2003, p658-659. Vol 270, no
7248
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(2) Older pharmacists and the pharmacy workforce in Britain
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Pharmaceutical Journal, 14 June 2003, p833-834. Vol 270, no 7253
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(3) The part-time pharmacy workforce in Britain
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Pharmaceutical Journal, 12 July 2003, p58-59. Vol 271, no 7257
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(4) Overseas pharmacists — does the "globalisation" of pharmacy affect workforce supply?
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Pharmaceutical Journal, 9 August 2003, p183-185. Vol 271, no 7261
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(5) The primary care pharmacy workforce in Britain
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Pharmaceutical Journal, 13 September 2003, p326-327. Vol 271, no 7266
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(6) The gendered nature of pharmacy employment in Britain
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75K)
Pharmaceutical Journal, 18 October 2003, 550-552. Vol 271, no 7271
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