Registrations now open for ‘limitless’ MM2026 in golden year
Dr Gemma Munro and Barry Du Bois spearhead the keynote lineup for the 50th Medicines Management, Australia’s largest scientific pharmacy conference.
AdPha welcomes Victorian budget focus on mental health and access to care
Investment in workforce and frontline services positive, but pharmacists must be part of the solution.
Pharmacist prescribing in team-based care settings
AdPha’s position paper on pharmacist prescribing says prescribing of PBS-subsided medicines should be considered a priority.
Milestone moment as AdPha celebrates 500th Resident Training Program graduate
Latrobe Regional Health pharmacist Yue Kee Wong ANZCAP-Res becomes the 500th graduate of AdPha’s nationally recognised Resident Training Program.
Landmark JPPR issue highlights medication safety in 60th year
Special issue of the Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research spotlights medication safety, introduces AdPha’s Medication Safety Standards, and celebrates 60 years of advancing pharmacy practice in Australia.
MedsAware 2026: Tackling misinformation to support safer medicines use
The fourth annual MedsAware campaign launches today highlighting the importance of trusted advice when making decisions about medicines.
The one and only Don't Rush to Crush now live on Therapeutic Guidelines, new ObesiD resource also available
The redesigned, improved and unique 'Don't Rush to Crush' is now available on Therapeutic Guidelines, featuring 600+ monographs informed by 15 years of multidisciplinary, Australia-first expertise, alongside new resource 'ObesiD' guiding dosing in obesity.
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.