Future of MS Care Roundtable brought together clinicians, researchers, and consumers to address inequities in MS care and explore new, patient-centred models to improve access and outcomes for Australians living with MS.
AdPha marks World Pharmacists Day by celebrating pharmacists’ vital role in patient care while urging action to address ongoing workforce shortages.
This month AdPha has been actively engaging with government, allied health leaders and policy makers —advocating for pharmacists’ expertise, workforce sustainability, and better patient access to care. From national workforce strategies to rural health, CDC legislation, oncology funding and menopause therapies, our team is ensuring pharmacy’s voice is heard where it matters most.
Congratulations to Sydney’s Nashrah Alam, a fourth-year University of Sydney student, who has been named the 2025 ANZCAP Pharmacy Student of the Year, recognised for her academic excellence, leadership, and inspiring commitment to the future of pharmacy.
World Patient Safety Day series highlights pharmacists’ role in protecting newborns and children
The Medication Management at Transitions of Care Stewardship Framework provides practical guidance to reduce medication errors at care transitions.
Dynamic conference program is fully populated with only two weeks until close of Early Bird registrations.
The seventh edition of the world’s first peer-reviewed pharmacy student journal highlights emerging sustainability initiatives in pharmacy practice
Four winners each receive travel scholarships to Medicines Management 2025 (MM2025) in Melbourne 27-29 November 2025.
Presentation delivered by AdPha President Tom Simpson at FIP2025 highlighting AdPha’s journey since rebranding, outlining its commitment to “innovation for the individual” by recognising pharmacists’ expertise, building workforce insights, anticipating future challenges, and reshaping professional learning to strengthen both individual careers and the pharmacy profession as a whole.
This initiative builds on the success of the 2023 collaboration between NSW Health and AdPha, which delivered a foundational education package focused on governance in this emerging and complex area of practice, strengthening the state’s capabilities in preparing pharmaceutical and advanced therapeutic products, to positively impact patient care.
This month, AdPha’s policy and advocacy team engaged with government, health stakeholders and the TGA on issues including PBS access in hospitals, pharmacists’ prescribing scope, medicines shortages, and reforms to medicinal cannabis.
