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A reflection on RPS members’ priorities as pharmacists

What RPS members are anonymously telling The Royal Pharmaceutical Society via the content they read on Pharmaceutical-journal.com…

How Twitter led me to write a book on community pharmacy

After discovering Twitter, Mr Dispenser started a blog on community pharmacy — which eventually became a book.…

Call for papers: make your contribution to the new Clinical Pharmacist

We are accepting the following types of article for peer review…

Licence to publish

We do not require authors to transfer copyright. Instead, authors are requested to sign and return a ‘licence to publish’ once an article has been accepted for publication (version of license will depend on open access option — see Author options post-acceptance below). Authors can…

How to be an effective peer reviewer

The peer review process allows experts to analyse scientific research before it is published. Being a peer reviewer enables you to take part in the scientific process, build contacts and view your own work more objectively.…

Article types

An overview of the requirements, word limits and format for each article type published in The Pharmaceutical Journal.…

Editorial policies and procedures

A guide to our internal processes, from submission to production.…

Submit an article idea to us

If you have ideas for articles then please contact us, including your name, affliations and an outline of the piece you wish to write.…

Pharmaceutical Journal Publications’ learning and CPD strategy

On the various article types with a ‘learning element’, and the concept of ‘learning object’ adopted by Pharmaceutical Journal Publications.…

The next step in the evolution of Pharmaceutical Journal publications

On the changes happening in The Pharmaceutical Journal and Clinical Pharmacist.…