PJ view: Post-registration support for newly qualified pharmacists from 2026 must be a collaborative endeavour

Joined up working across Great Britain — and across pharmacy sectors — is vital to ensuring newly trained pharmacists get the support they need as independent prescribers from day one.
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The oft-mentioned, and much anticipated, date from which pharmacists will become independent prescribers (IPs) at the point of registration is less than three years away. And, without question, the profession has its work cut out to get there.

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