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The pharmacy negotiator has revealed that the fees for delivery of flu vaccinations in 2025/26 have not yet been decided by ministers.
The shortlist has been announced for the C+D Awards 2025, which will take place at the Hilton on Park Lane on September 11.
Pharmacy2U last week (July 17) revealed a “comprehensive rebrand” as it celebrates “25 years of innovation and service alongside the NHS”. It said that the “new brand identity” – including a “bold new ...
The pharmacy regulator has revealed that it will develop a new “disqualification” policy but will no longer progress the disqualifications of some contractors from owning pharmacies.
After consistently delivering record numbers of flu and COVID-19 vaccinations, community pharmacy has at last been recognised for the critical role it plays in our nation’s health by administering ...
A London university has launched a medical degree for qualified healthcare professionals including pharmacists to “transition” into doctors.
The GPhC has set out plans to revise pharmacy technicians’ education, proposing to enhance the “level of study” from level 3 to level 4.
The shareholders of Boots’ parent company have given their “overwhelming support” to its acquisition by private equity firm Sycamore Partners, it has revealed.
A prison pharmacist has been suspended for six months after being convicted of “stalking” a colleague and ex-girlfriend with a “tracking device” and receiving a “10-year restraining order”.
The number of Pharmacy First consultations that were delivered after a general practice referral have noticeably decreased since the service was launched in January 2024, C+D has learned.
As NHSE is being abolished and ICB’s are being cut it’s getting harder to visualise a future where community pharmacy is at the heart of primary care.
Pharmacy leaders have slammed the government after it was “unable to confirm” how many designated prescribing practitioners (DPPs) are available less than a month before trainees are due to start in ...