Explore expert-led resources from Venture Life to refresh your understanding, build confidence in patient conversations, and stay up to date with the latest approaches to self-care
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In the first in a series of articles aimed at trainee pharmacists and designated supervisors, Babir Malik focuses on the e-portfolio and explains all the acronyms and abbreviations that inevitably will be encountered
05 Aug 2026
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Support customers with IBS and understand how Fybocalm can help relieve symptoms by addressing the root cause
28 Jul 2026
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A road map for working collaboratively with GP practices on prescribing services using a real-life example. This will enable you to identify prescribing services suitable for joint working in your locality and evaluate how pharmacists can add value when patients are excluded from PGD-based schemes. The module outlines practical steps that pharmacists can take to facilitate collaborative working with GP practices.
27 Jul 2026
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An update on current and future roles for community pharmacy teams in CVD prevention through effective lipid management.
26 Jun 2026
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Increase your confidence in recommending a suitable product for the management of minor anorectal conditions.
19 Jun 2026
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Use this module to learn how to help customers relieve and protect their sensitive skin with skin care solutions and self-care advice.
17 Jun 2026
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How to give culturally appropriate advice on diet and physical activity to people from different ethnic backgrounds when discussing weight management.
27 May 2026
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How to recognise symptoms that may indicate fibroids or endometriosis when women present with severe menstrual or pelvic problems.
07 May 2026
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Help customers with acne build the ideal ‘cleanse, treat, moisturise and protect’ routine to help reduce breakouts and care for their skin
10 Apr 2026
Explore expert-led resources from Venture Life to refresh your understanding, build confidence in patient conversations, and stay up to date with the latest approaches to self-care
Support customers with IBS and understand how Fybocalm can help relieve symptoms by addressing the root cause
Increase your confidence in recommending a suitable product for the management of minor anorectal conditions.
Help customers with acne build the ideal ‘cleanse, treat, moisturise and protect’ routine to help reduce breakouts and care for their skin
Introducing our SMART training on erection problems: groundbreaking education entirely tailored to your job role, your experience and your level of knowledge. This training is optimised for your needs and designed to be easy to navigate.
Recognise the hay fever struggle, including its impact on daily life and the cycle of inadequate symptom relief and understand how Dymista® CONTROL works to break this cycle and provide effective relief.
Explore expert-led resources from Venture Life to refresh your understanding, build confidence in patient conversations, and stay up to date with the latest approaches to self-care
Support customers with IBS and understand how Fybocalm can help relieve symptoms by addressing the root cause
Increase your confidence in recommending a suitable product for the management of minor anorectal conditions.
Help customers with acne build the ideal ‘cleanse, treat, moisturise and protect’ routine to help reduce breakouts and care for their skin
Introducing our SMART training on erection problems: groundbreaking education entirely tailored to your job role, your experience and your level of knowledge. This training is optimised for your needs and designed to be easy to navigate.
Recognise the hay fever struggle, including its impact on daily life and the cycle of inadequate symptom relief and understand how Dymista® CONTROL works to break this cycle and provide effective relief.
The Editors discuss why some pharmacists are reluctant first-aiders, the devastating impact of rising numbers of pharmacy insolvencies, why the new service specification for England's hypertension service may be missing the bigger picture and one pharmacy's lease nightmare in Hillingdon.
Community pharmacy is moving from the sidelines to the heart of neighbourhood NHS care. Pharmacy Magazine's Richard Thomas talks to NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight leaders about how pharmacies in the region are influencing local decisions, improving access and successfully delivering care closer to home.
Drones, prescribing turf wars, concordats, pharmacy deserts and Mrs Montague's aspirin tablets – the Editors cover the ground in this week's episode.
Catch up on our most read stories of the week so far – in just two minutes.
The new contractual framework in England – is it progressive, pragmatic or perilous for the sector? The global sum receives a much-needed double-digit boost but why does the deal fall so far short on prescribing? Does it go at least some way to plugging the funding hole? How far down the road has it kicked reimbursement reform? Listen to this episode to find out the verdict of the Editors.
The Editors are back with Good Week Bad Week: prescribing predicaments, ICBs in meltdown, CPC highlights, howlers from NHS 111 call handlers and ex-ministerial musings – all feature, and lots more. Check it out!
The Editors discuss why some pharmacists are reluctant first-aiders, the devastating impact of rising numbers of pharmacy insolvencies, why the new service specification for England's hypertension service may be missing the bigger picture and one pharmacy's lease nightmare in Hillingdon.
Community pharmacy is moving from the sidelines to the heart of neighbourhood NHS care. Pharmacy Magazine's Richard Thomas talks to NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight leaders about how pharmacies in the region are influencing local decisions, improving access and successfully delivering care closer to home.
Drones, prescribing turf wars, concordats, pharmacy deserts and Mrs Montague's aspirin tablets – the Editors cover the ground in this week's episode.
Catch up on our most read stories of the week so far – in just two minutes.
The new contractual framework in England – is it progressive, pragmatic or perilous for the sector? The global sum receives a much-needed double-digit boost but why does the deal fall so far short on prescribing? Does it go at least some way to plugging the funding hole? How far down the road has it kicked reimbursement reform? Listen to this episode to find out the verdict of the Editors.
The Editors are back with Good Week Bad Week: prescribing predicaments, ICBs in meltdown, CPC highlights, howlers from NHS 111 call handlers and ex-ministerial musings – all feature, and lots more. Check it out!
The risks, and key considerations when using AI in pharmacies, outlined by solicitors, Tracy Sell-Peters, Natasha Ricioppo, and Joanne Staphnill from Keystone Law
17 Aug 2026
Explore expert-led resources from Venture Life to refresh your understanding, build confidence in patient conversations, and stay up to date with the latest approaches to self-care
Maintaining weight loss after dieting remains difficult for many people. Rod Tucker examines whether supplementation with Akkermansia muciniphila could help reduce weight regain
07 Aug 2026
Our clinical editor looks at recent data that highlight the benefits of drug treatment in reducing mortality rates in people with cardiovascular disease
06 Aug 2026
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In the first in a series of articles aimed at trainee pharmacists and designated supervisors, Babir Malik focuses on the e-portfolio and explains all the acronyms and abbreviations that inevitably will be encountered
05 Aug 2026
As pharmacy increasingly focuses on prevention, medicines optimisation and personalised care, recognising important medicine and nutrient interactions can help improve patient outcomes, explains Lisa Jamieson
05 Aug 2026
Scenario: The parents of an 8-year-old girl ask for your help. Their daughter has had an itchy scalp for the past couple of weeks and has been scratching it. They saw the doctor last week, who prescribed a shampoo, but it has not helped. Her mother tried to arrange another appointment, but the doctor cannot see the child for another week – they are hoping you can suggest something. They tell you that she has eczema, although this affects her legs and knees, only flaring up occasionally, which they manage with a steroid ointment. What do you advise?
04 Aug 2026
The causes and clinical features of the different types of urinary incontinence and how pharmacy teams can help patients manage this common condition
30 Jul 2026
Age-related physiological changes, multimorbidity and medicines burden increase the risk of frailty, falls and adverse outcomes in elderly patients. Pharmacists must identify risks and support safer care. By Rod Tucker
29 Jul 2026
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Support customers with IBS and understand how Fybocalm can help relieve symptoms by addressing the root cause
28 Jul 2026
