NSW Health has renewed its partnership with Advanced Pharmacy of Australia (AdPha) to deliver targeted education and training for Australian healthcare workers involved in aseptic production, further strengthening the state’s capabilities in preparing pharmaceutical and advanced therapeutic products, to positively impact patient care.
The Registrar Training Program pathways at the following hospitals have been approved by the Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia.
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.
As you progress through your early career, you begin to chart your own path.
Our Australia-first, structured experiential learning program for pharmacists working in hospitals, comprising two-year Resident and Registrar Training Programs.
Our evidence-based views on key topics and issues relevant to the professional role of members, key stakeholders, government and the community.
In this issue, members explore innovation at the frontline of practice. The delivery of chemotherapy at home, improvements in transitions of care between acute and primary care, radiopharmacy, accessibility to new Hepatitis C medicines, opioid stewardship and the embedding of pharmacists in General Practice provided examples of ‘thinking outside the box – even when you have to work inside it’.
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.
