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2RY39H3 A view of a drugs consumption room, which allows users take heroin under medical supervision, at the NHS Enhanced Drug Treatment Facility at Hunter Street Health Centre in Glasgow. The UK's first safe drug consumption room was approved on Wednesday by the Glasgow City Integration Joint Board (IJB), which is made up of NHS and council officials. A £2.3 million consumption room is now planned for Hunter Street in the east end of the city. Picture date: Thursday September 28, 2023.

UK’s first safer drug consumption facility accessed more than 2,500 times in first four months, data show

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Government commits to introducing pharmacy supervision legislation later in 2025

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NICE to work with NHS Race and Health Observatory to de-bias clinical guidance

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Almost 80% of pharmacies receive inappropriate antibiotic requests every day, reveals survey

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Repeat prescription opioids most commonly linked to patient harm and deaths, study results show

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Community Pharmacy Scotland announces first part of funding deal for 2025/2026

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Monoclonal antibody ‘critical intervention’ for preventing infant RSV, study suggests

Features & analysis

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Lost days: the unstemmed rise in mental health-related absences

Tap into private market opportunities with Pfizer and BioNTech’s COMIRNATY® KP.2▼ COVID-19 vaccine in a pre-filled syringe

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Pharmacy Inside Jobs: prison pharmacy

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How do we solve a problem like medicines adherence?

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The big online pharmacy clampdown

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First UK joint asthma guidance: what does it mean for practice?

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Delivering advanced services under the new pharmacy contract

Opinion

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Using entrustable professional activities to build the future pharmacist

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Share your experience: tell us about your salary and working conditions

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Medicines optimisation teams need to showcase their value to withstand ICB funding cuts

PJ view: Strengthen the pharmacy frontline to secure the future of NHS healthcare

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What do recent reviews of research literature tell us about the evolving role of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences?

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How The Pharmaceutical Journal supports foundation trainees in revising and preparing for the GPhC registration exam

Andy Cowper, editor of Health Policy Insight

The pharmacy funding boost is a step in the right direction but it will not go far enough

Letters

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