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Vol. 3, issue 4 (Summer 2020)
Almost hidden amid a low contrast cover, the Summer 2019-20 issue of GRIT asks readers to consider ‘what we can’t see’. Given much-needed airtime to ‘invisible’ diseases, members describe challenging stigma to improve care, with features on the building epidemic mental illness, equipping people with take-home naloxone, introducing discussions about alcohol and one pharmacist’s hidden but excruciating experience of ulcerative colitis.
Issue 1, 2023
Now published as an independent series, from Issue 1, 2023 this important publication will continue under a new name, MedsScan with formerly GRIT Liaisons now becoming MedsScan Editors.
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.
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.
A minute with...
Learn about the lives of our members across Australia, working in a variety of healthcare settings to improve patient outcomes.
About AdPha
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.
AdPha's 12 Days of RxMas
As each year winds down, we chat with some of the many faces that make our pharmily so special.
Better measurement for better results: A practical guide to strengthening your survey-based research
Surveys are commonly used in many areas of health research. Accurate, reproducible survey results lead to new discoveries and expand our knowledge in the health sciences. Applying better practices to our research can get us well on the way to achieving such a feat.