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During C+D’s second racism in pharmacy webinar on July 15, 2021, a panel of experts from across the profession shared their experiences and advice on the issue and what needs to happen now to turn words into action.

Contractor Mike Hewitson has seen patients presenting with a variety of dermatology conditions during COVID-19, but stresses pharmacy teams have an important role to play in this area far beyond the pandemic

Pharmacist Graham Phillips, the mind behind the ProLongevity project, gives deputy news editor Valeria Fiore a health assessment.

C+D deputy and news editor, Grace Lewis, spoke to Tony Evans and Karl Clezy from Christie & Co about the property brokers' latest annual pharmacy market review published on June 24, 2021

Having just completed the mental health first aid adult course, Babir Malik tells C+D about his experience in becoming a mental health first aider

C+D's deputy news editor Valeria Fiore speaks to the new British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association president Bella Shah on her plans for the association and the challenges of 2020

Community pharmacist Thorrun Govind shares her advice on how to use social media positively to promote pharmacy services

C+D’s clinical and custom content editor Naimah Callachand spoke to Dr Shenq Qi, reader of pharmaceutics at the University of East Anglia school of pharmacy, about how 3D printing can improve medicines adherence and drug efficiency for patients with complex chronic conditions

Common injection technique mistakes include poor positioning of the syringe on the arm, qualified nurse Jane Lambert tells C+D

Brain fog, listlessness and headaches are just a few of the symptoms described by a hospital pharmacist in her fight against long-COVID. C+D's clinical and custom content editor Naimah Callachand spoke to hospital pharmacist Karen Cook about her experience of long-COVID.

Thorrun Govind, community pharmacist, shares her advice on what to do after receiving registration exam results

Nat Mitchell, the owner of JWW Allison & Sons pharmacy in Cockermouth, Cumbria was among the first pharmacies to apply to administer the vaccines in December 2020. In many respects he is the ideal candidate, having delivered the most flu jabs in England in the 2017-18 season by completing 1,444 vaccinations. In addition, his business has the capacity to administer 60 vaccines an hour – far more th...

C+D's editor speaks to pharmacist and founder of the UK Black Pharmacist Association, Elsy Gomez Campos about her experiences of working as a black female pharmacist and why she's choosing to challenge the stereotype of the 'angry black woman'

A provisionally registered pharmacist reveals how starting her pharmacy degree two years after she originally planned was the right move for her.

An NHS inclusivity plan should help to tailor pharmacy services more effectively to the needs of communities, says Dr Mahendra Patel

A Manchester pharmacist reveals the steps of his journey to crowdfunding more than £125,000 for Syrian refugees. Most people would be content with raising a few hundred pounds for charity. But a contractor based in Manchester has taken personal fundraising to the next level by raising more than £125,000 for Syrian refugees in Lebanon. Zeshan Rehmani, the owner of Manchester Pharmacy in Manchester,...

In the second episode of A Coffee With, C+D editor Beth Kennedy speaks to clinical and custom content editor Naimah Callachand on how she made the jump from pharmacy to journalism

Preparation, a positive mindset and problem-solving skills are key for preparing for the GPhC exam, says an expert on pre-registration revision. Luso Kumwenda, the CEO of the Focus Pre-Reg Revision platform, tells C+D clinical and content editor Naimah Callachand in a podcast that it’s imperative that students get enough sleep.

In the first episode of the A Coffee With series, Beth Kennedy speaks to C+D's Women in Pharmacy board member Deborah Evans about her 35-year career in pharmacy.

BAME hesitancy about the COVID-19 vaccines has roots in myths that can be dispelled by pharmacists, a UKBPA member tells C+D in a podcast Uncertainty about receiving a COVID-19 vaccine is particularly high among ethnic minority groups. In some communities, the hesitancy has roots in scandals related to other vaccines. Luso Kumwenda, member of the UK Black Pharmacists Association (UKBPA), spoke to...

Pharmacists can make a big difference in the administration of vaccines to BAME communities, says global health expert. C+D’s clinical and custom content editor, Naimah Callachand, spoke to Ms Pyzik about pharmacy’s role in COVID vaccination.

Remote healthcare will remain a part of the GP pharmacist pre-registration experience after COVID-19, predicts a Health Education England regional facilitator

Community pharmacies have largely been excluded from the COVID-19 vaccine programme because the sector is not considered a key member of the NHS family, says PSNC CEO Simon Dukes

Pharmacy teams are ideally placed to advise patients on symptoms of reflux. In our latest podcast, a gastroenterology expert reveals how reflux should be managed in the pharmacy

Two pharmacies reveal the details of their hard work behind the creation of their COVID-19 vaccination sites. Although most pharmacies have not been permitted to prepare to host COVID-19 vaccinations so far, 200 pharmacy led-sites should begin to do so from today (January 11). Executives from two companies involved in the programme, Knights Pharmacy and MW Phillips Chemists, speak to C+D in a podc...