Will pharmacists go on strike over pay? Will medicines shortages improve? What will be the biggest clinical developments next year?
In this special edition of The PJ Pod, the editorial team unpicks some of the biggest pharmacy stories of 2022 and shines a light on what pharmacists should expect in the coming 12 months.
Please do let us know what you think we have missed in this episode on social media, using the hashtag #PJPod or email us at: editor@pharmaceutical-journal.com.
See you next year!
This episode is presented by Nigel Praities, executive editor, and produced by Geoff Marsh. Thanks to PJ journalists Corrinne Burns, Dawn Connelly, Carolyn Wickware and Julia Robinson for their contributions.
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Why has paper copy of the pharmaceutical journal stopped? It is very hard for me to get access to pj online.
I agree, I enjoyed reading the paper copy
I agree with Dharmendra Amin and Anne Parfitt-Rogers about paper copy of The PJ, but we are now living in a "digital word" and lots of publications are only available online. I MISS holding a hard copy in my hand and read it. Perhaps RPS will find a solution 🤷🏼♂️🤔!!! Any solutions RPS?
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