AusDoc investigation: The Pharmacy Guild, its lobbyists and its money
How it works to protect the interests of its members.
Tag: Pharmacy Guild of Australia
Why is the safety of pharmacy UTI prescribing still a black hole of evidence?
The Queensland Government says its antibiotic prescribing pilot has been a success, but we still await the evidence.
One in 10 patients may not be filling GP scripts, survey suggests
The Pharmacy Guild of Australia's research of 2000 patient shows women are struggling the most with paying the PBS co-payment.
Indecent proposal: Does pharmacy no longer care about harming patients?
Some health policy thought bubbles should be burst at inception. Experienced health executives know that policy ideas pushed by interest groups, those characterised by clinical…
Pharmacy diabetes screening looked like a flop. So why is it before MSAC?
The trial was heavily criticised and cost more than $8,000 for every case of type 2 diabetes detected.
AusDoc interviews the new boss of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia
'My door is always open to the AMA', Professor Trent Twomey says.
GPs not pharmacists best to give coronavirus vax, says AMA
Managing vaccine hesitancy will not be solved by letting pharmacists play a larger role in the rollout, warns vice president Dr Chris Moy.
Pharmacists claim they’re the answer to vax rollout
Months could be slashed off delivery of the scheme if thousands of pharmacies around the country were involved, says the Pharmacy Guild of Australi…
Pharmacists push to make emergency dispensing powers a permanent fixture
The Pharmacy Guild of Australia says emergency measures created during the bushfires should be made permanent.
What’s the evidence that home medication reviews work?
ANALYSIS: Leading GP takes another crack at the taxpayer largesse spent on unproven pharmacist scheme.
