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.
AdPha highlights medicines shortages at Parliament House summit
AdPha President Assoc. Prof. Tom Simpson FANZCAP (Lead&Mgmt) presented a healthcare perspective on medicine shortages at the GBMA Summit: No Patient Left Waiting, Ending the Era of Medicine Shortages held today at Parliament House in Canberra.
Enhancing Equity of Access and Funding Innovation in MS Care final report
New funding models, workforce reform and decentralised care could transform MS treatment in Australia, according to 11 recommendations released in AdPha’s Enhancing Equity of Access and Funding Innovation in MS 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.
APSJ invites student and intern submissions for a special issue
The Australian Pharmacy Students' Journal (APSJ) is seeking pharmacy research submissions for a celebratory 8th issue to coincide with the 80th year since the beginning of the National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA).
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)