Even though the true meaning of Halloween and why pumpkins are carved is beyond the scope of pharmacist diary, it makes an appearance in the diary because we can’t overlook the diabetic subscribers we have. Halloween is celebrated on the…
Welcome to the first series of Pharmacist Diary Calendar. The thought of keeping up to date within the pharmacy world is daunting, especially after a long busy day at work. Do you worry you will miss an event, wonder where…
Have you seen any little face in a dashing uniform, with the most adorable smile ready to experience the academic year? It is Back to School in England. We know when children go back to school, they get exposed to…
Paracetamol is the most popular pain-killer found in almost every household, it is easily the first-choice drug used to treat all sorts of human-body aches. In 2015, The Health and Social Care Information Centre data revealed; paracetamol has been prescribed 22.9…
Happy Bank Holiday Everyone, It’s lovely to have an extra day of rest. I have been working on a quick guide to surviving first year as a pharmacist, click below to download the free e-book. Please leave a comment I would…
Where Did The First Year Go? That is the question that has been on my mind the past week. In a year, I went from the little Pre-Registration Pharmacy Graduate seeking approval to sell two boxes of Paracetamol. To a…
Experienced pharmacists highlights that “Attention to Detail”, is an essential skill to possess when working in a community pharmacy. This is vital because, as healthcare professionals, every information we provide or medication we dispense needs to be accurate and safe. I primarily dispense NHS prescription…
School Of Pharmacy: Back To School TAG I am an alumna of Brighton University: School of Pharmacy. I spent four years in the pharmacy department. I attempt to answer some random questions about my time there. Why Brighton University: I…
A Pharmacist and A Doctor share at least one common aim; To ensure the safety and well-being of patients. They work hand in hand to provide outstanding patient care continuously. The doctors will diagnose the condition, and the pharmacists will…
Let me tell you how it all started. So I had successfully finished the four year Masters in Pharmacy degree, and it was time to shadow an experienced pharmacist (Pre-Registration Tutor) for a year before I sit the final assessment…