The GPhC has set out plans to revise pharmacy technicians’ education, proposing to enhance the “level of study” from level 3 to level 4.

The DH today (July 17) announced that it has published “plans to modernise pharmacy supervision rules to allow registered pharmacy technicians to take greater responsibility and enable pharmacists to ...

The HSCC has launched an inquiry into the “challenges and opportunities” of weight loss injections, issuing a public “call for evidence” to help inform its investigation.

Pharmacies have always played a vital role in providing healthcare in local communities, and the new 10-year health plan envisages a far-reaching shift towards a wider range of services for patients ...

A London university has launched a medical degree for qualified healthcare professionals including pharmacists to “transition” into doctors.

The RPS has revealed that it is now “supportive” of making Pharmacy medicines (P-meds) available for self-selection, despite previously being opposed to the practice.

The shareholders of Boots’ parent company have given their “overwhelming support” to its acquisition by private equity firm Sycamore Partners, it has revealed.

The MHRA has revealed that 10 patients have died in the UK with pancreatitis linked to weight loss drugs, issuing a call for those hospitalised by the condition “suspected to be related to” GLP-1s to ...

Online pharmacy Chemist4U saw profits and sales revenue double last year – its financial statements have revealed – despite its latest GPhC inspection finding that pharmacy standards were “not all met ...

Community Pharmacy England (CPE) has urged pharmacy teams to follow serious shortage protocols (SSPs) “correctly” after many claims have not met requirements.

A coroner has warned the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) that misinterpretation of 28-day-supply prescriptions can lead to patients developing “life-threatening” conditions.

The pharmacy minister has said he was “frankly shocked” by the state of the DH when Labour came into power last year, describing community pharmacy as a “car crash”.