A guide on how to approach qualitative data analysis in pharmacy practice research, offering practical tips and considerations to enhance the quality and rigor of your study. Unlike quantitative analysis (aka ‘statistics’), which focuses on numerical data, qualitative analysis involves systematically organising, interpreting, and making sense of participant perspectives, and ideas expressed primarily as text.
Learn about the lives of our members across Australia, working in a variety of healthcare settings to improve patient outcomes.
Learn about the lives of our members across Australia, working in a variety of healthcare settings to improve patient outcomes.
Advanced Pharmacy Australia (AdPha) is the national professional organisation for more than 5,200 pharmacists, pharmacist interns, students, technicians and associates working across Australia’s health system. AdPha is the only professional pharmacy organisation with a strong base of members practising in public and private hospitals and other health services.
As each year winds down, we chat with some of the many faces that make our pharmily so special.
AdPha is governed by a Board comprising seven elected directors and three appointed directors, supported by seven state and territory branches, Specialty Practice streams and other reference and advisory groups.
Hospital pharmacy allows you to make the strongest impact on patient care through expanding and emerging clinical roles, while leading practice change.
Developed collaboratively by AdPha and the RACGP, the Medicines Management at Transitions of Care resource kit equips healthcare professionals with practical tools to enhance medication safety during patient transitions between care settings.
In 2025, MedsAware turns its attention towards sustainability highlighting the benefits of deprescribing that can be felt all around us – for patient and planet.
MedsAware 'Ask because you care' empowers older Australians, Australian living with a disability and their care teams to ask health professionals ‘Could any of these medicines be doing more harm than good?’
