This article was sponsored and developed in collaboration with PSA and Carers NSW[/caption]
However, pharmacists may perceive medication errors or non-adherence as a carer’s inability to fulfil this role,
Now a PhD candidate, former Sudanese refugee and NSW Pharmacist of the Year 
David North OAM
NSW Early Career Pharmacist of the Year Lily Pham
Launched today at PSA24, the Pharmacists in 2030 report lays out how pharmacists can achieve their full potential.
With a new host and massive new venue, this year’s conference promises to be the biggest and best one yet.
Data shows orally ingested phenylephrine is ineffective, so why does it continue to be purchased over pseudoephedrine?
LAIB is a life-changing opioid dependance treatment for some, but there are some considerations pharmacists should take into account.
A third of patients living with chronic pain have not had their medicine reviewed. An expert explains what pharmacists can do to change this.
By distinguishing between the two different types of inspiratory flow rates, this new label could help to improve inhaler technique.
Tech savvy patients are using smartwatches in chronic disease management via health tracking apps and synchronised monitoring devices.
With the coming requirement for pathology providers to upload all test results to My Health Record, pharmacists will be able to ‘see’ patients more clearly.
Ahead of World Hepatitis Day, pharmacists can bolster testing and treatment to prevent unnecessary infections, complications and deaths.
From patient simulations to drudge tasks, artificial intelligence can complement rather than compete with human care.
