Resident Training Programs - Hospital Pharmacy
Practice-based experiential training for early career pharmacists, or pharmacists entering hospital pharmacy practice via other pharmacy environments.
Practice-based experiential training for early career pharmacists, or pharmacists entering hospital pharmacy practice via other pharmacy environments.
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.
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.
Information received from medicines manufacturers, including alerts regarding supply issues and discontinued items.
AdPha is an organisation that speaks up for: members, their peers, the broader profession and the patients in their care. We gather evidence, seek consensus and provide advice through written and spoken words. Our Reconciliation Action Plan is different; through its actions and intentions, we will listen.
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.
Advanced Pharmacy Australia's Standards of Practice series is widely utilised and well-referenced by pharmacists and health professionals seeking guidance on the delivery of clinical, operational and specialty hospital pharmacy services.
An article by Linda Graudins (Medication Safety Editor) and Toni Howell (Chair, Medication Safety Leadership Committee) demonstrates the need for medication safety everywhere.