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Michael Lennox, the NPA's local integration lead, is concerned professor Wright’s reforms could lead to a power struggle. 

More than one in 10 pharmacists have been asked to re-use PPE, with similar numbers saying they were actively discouraged from wearing it. 

National Pharmacy Board members can serve a maximum of three terms of three years under new rules drawn up by the RPS.

The GPhC is prepared to investigate employers who fail to carry out covid-19 risk assessments, chief executive Duncan Rudkin has said.

Hutchings' Scott Hayton says it's been business as usual for buyers and sellers of pharmacies during the pandemic.

The GPhC will trial a system aimed at ensuring its regulation is fair and unhindered by unconscious bias.

The updated guidance from FIP covers clinical information, treatment guidelines, advice for pharmacy teams and frequently asked questions.

An NHS Confederation report reveals primary care network leaders are concerned about their freedom to meet local health needs.   

Members of the public are to be told that from July 24 they will need to wear face coverings in shops and supermarkets in England or face a fine.

RPS president Sandra Gidley warns pharmacy “must be at the heart” of planning for a second wave of Covid-19.   

Government ministers have publicly distanced themselves from the previous Conservative administration’s position on pharmacy closures. 

A revised pharmacy quality scheme for the first part of 2020-21 has been agreed.

Pre-registration MPharm candidates in Northern Ireland are to sit their registration assessment on August 11, the PSNI has confirmed. 

Boots executives have described how the company’s online business has skyrocketed while in-store retail sales have dropped by almost half.

CCA wants the scope to deliver the vaccine in new locations such as town halls and places of worship

Days after LloydsPharmacy announced a major restructuring which could involve job losses, the PDA Union has applied for formal union recognition within the multiple.

Pharmacies have been told to provide an update on progress made in ensuring staff have coronavirus risk assessments.

Well says it will launch an app that allows its employees to schedule and manage their shifts and cover.

A UK children’s charity is asking people such as pharmacists, carers and GPs to be vigilant to signs of child abuse during lockdown.

The public’s perception of pharmacy improved during the coronavirus outbreak, according to an NPA survey.