Call for Abstracts open for landmark 50th Medicines Management conference
Call for Abstracts open until Tuesday 9 June for 50th Medicines Management (MM2026) taking place in Brisbane 22-24 October.
Clinicians call for national advisory line to manage medicines shortages
AdPha urges the Federal Government to establish a national clinical advisory service to help frontline clinicians safely manage medicine shortages, which they say are placing growing pressure on Australia’s health system and patient care.
Hospital pharmacy interns critical to Queensland’s health future
AdPha’s recent State of Pharmacy: Workforce Insights Report shows 75% of hospitals reduced pharmacy services due to workforce constraints.
Future Pharmacy Programs must be designed for patients, not the profession
AdPha calls for swift implementation of Pharmacy Programs review recommendations to deliver equitable, patient-centred care.
New Medication Safety Standards strengthens Australia’s response to preventable medicines harm
The revamped AdPha Medication Safety Standards are now available via Early View in the Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research (JPPR)
Celebrations and honours close out ‘momentous’ MM2025 in Melbourne
A near-record 1,250 delegates have attended each day of Medicines Management 2025 (MM2025) which closed on Saturday.
‘Excellence, rigour and deep commitment to care’: Assoc. Prof. Jonathan Penm wins Australian Clinical Pharmacy Award
An Associate Professor at the University of Sydney and NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow, Jonathan is honoured for his global leadership in advancing pharmacy practice.
Pharmacy ‘in motion’ as MM2025 kicks off in Melbourne
The Hon. Emma McBride opens Australia’s largest scientific pharmacy conference attended by more than 1,250 pharmacists, technicians and industry leaders.
‘Inspiring national change’: Michael Barras wins Fred J Boyd award
A prolific researcher and national leader in medicines safety, Professor Michael Barras is awarded Advanced Pharmacy Australia’s highest honour.