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Specialty Practice

Specialty Practice is a valued AdPha member benefit, wrapping pharmacists and technicians in networks of expertise and support, while enabling specialist hospital pharmacy expertise to shape the profession and national health policy.


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Board of Directors

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.


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Pharmacy GRIT: MedsScan

These reviews provide updates on the international literature on therapeutics. Expert pharmacy practitioners – via AdPha’s Specialty Practice Groups – scan major peer-reviewed journals in areas relevant to Australian pharmacy practice and present precis on major clinical trials, important pharmacoepidemiology studies and pharmacoeconomic research, and other updates relevant to practice. Interested readers are encouraged to explore the original publications in greater detail.


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Registrar Training Programs

An accredited pathway for specialty development, with Practice Area Pathways based on AdPha's Specialty Practice streams as well as a generalist Registrar Training Program Common Framework.


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ANZCAP

ANZCAP is a landmark program recognising career progression and specialty skills, enabling pharmacists and technicians from all practice settings to be recognised for their experience and expertise.


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Early career pharmacists

Hospital pharmacy allows you to make the strongest impact on patient care through expanding and emerging clinical roles, while leading practice change.


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Full Pharmacist membership

Stay connected to your national hospital pharmacy community and be supported in you practice and professional growth through unparalleled education, networking, advocacy and leadership opportunities.


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A beginner’s guide to qualitative analysis in pharmacy practice research

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.


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A minute with...

Learn about the lives of our members across Australia, working in a variety of healthcare settings to improve patient outcomes.


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