July 2022, Vol 309, No 7963
We must start using pharmacogenomic information to optimise medicines for older people
Top news stories
Pharmacy staff working at online providers account for third of open FtP investigations
Government advisory body has 150 medicines on watch list for signs of misuse
Features
Pharmacy foundation training: how has the first year gone?
Edoxaban switching scheme: worth the risks?
Antidepressants: the people behind the prescriptions
Chronic fatigue: it is time to take its treatment more seriously
Personalising antidepressants: should we be genetic testing?
This month’s podcast
In this episode of The PJ Pod, Caitlin Killen, assistant clinical editor, looks at the practical implications of a recent update to NICE guidance on diabetes treatment in adults, with the help of two experts.
Opinion
We must start using pharmacogenomic information to optimise medicines for older people
Antibiotic amnesty — positive action to tackle antimicrobial resistance through community pharmacies
Gisela Abbam: ‘Online pharmacy is causing quite a lot of concern’
How we dropped down from being in the top five highest prescribers of antidepressants in England
Omitted and delayed medicines: the perils of paper prescription charts
Greener practice: a whole team approach to improved sustainability
Learning & CPD
Principles of drug use and management in pregnancy
Infective endocarditis: diagnosis, treatment and prevention
Pernicious anaemia: recognition, diagnosis and management
Current and advanced therapies for chronic wound infection
Infertility in men: assessment and treatment
Initiating biologics and biosimilars in practice: approach and consultation guidance
