
July 2024, Vol 313, No 7987
Top news stories


Boots confirms store closure programme will be completed in summer 2024

Seven in ten pharmacists say medicines shortages have put patients at risk in past six months
Features

Less is more: the struggle to prioritise structured medication reviews

State of pharmacy: what’s in store for the profession under Labour?

Medical drone deliveries: a viable option for the NHS?

How AI is transforming drug discovery
Opinion

PJ view: An evidence-based approach to policy reform is needed from Streeting

People with substance use disorders need more compassion from community pharmacy

How we recycled over 20,000 inhalers so far in East Kent

Jonathan Burton: ‘Our members need to be able to trust us to represent their interests’

Taking the temperature of embedding environmental sustainability in pharmacy practice

The 2024 general election manifestos are lacking on ambitions for pharmacy
Learning & CPD

Managing and reducing polypharmacy when prescribing

Test your knowledge of infectious diseases

Sepsis: diagnosis and management

Paediatric arrhythmias: pathophysiology, types and pharmaceutical management

How to incorporate strategic priorities into clinical pharmacy practice

Consultation and communication skills for pharmacy OSCEs

Preparing for OSCEs in pharmacy training
Your RPS

Brendon Jiang elected as treasurer of the RPS

Pharmacists in primary care should be ‘enabled to prioritise’ structured medication reviews, says RPS

RPS asks for views on facilitated self-selection of P medicines

Pharmacy bodies call on new health secretary to boost funding for sector

National pharmacy board meetings: 19 June 2024
Letters
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Pharmacy is ready to deliver, if NHS IT is up to the job
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How the IPP talent management resource tool works
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Standardising and expanding pharmacy services in the emergency department improves safety for high-risk patients and increases standards of care
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To all Chelsea College graduates of 1975
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The narrow age range chosen for the RSV vaccination programme is disappointing