Well sparks stockpiling panic with Covid text | NEW podcast | PDA: Don’t boast about flu jab numbers

View in browser Download the Pharmacy Magazine App to access your learning anytime, anywhere PEOPLE & BUSINESS Well criticised for causing prescription 'panic' with text message Well has been criticised for sending a text message to patients warning them to prepare for coronavirus disruption "as soon as possible". Read more Pharmacy Magazine Talking Pharmacy podcast We hear about the provisionally registered pharmacists fiasco, the uplifting story of London bus driver-turned-pharmacist Israel Marfo and Pharmacy2U potentially in hot water – again – over an advertising claim. Leyla Hannbeck from AIM is in the interview hotseat. Listen now NEWS, FEATURES & OPINION Don't boast about flu jab numbers, PDA warns pharmacists The Pharmacists' Defence Association has said some pharmacists are "making irresponsible remarks" on social media regarding the flu service. Read more GPhC: Registration assessment 'in first quarter of 2021' Provisionally registered pharmacists will sit their online assessment "in the first quarter of 2021, while avoiding the first two weeks of January". Read more Drug companies 'in constant emergency' due to Brexit uncertainty A representative for UK drug manufacturers has told MPs that Brexit negotiators must reach a deal to prevent supply chain chaos. Scottish contractors get Drug Tariff uplift for April-June Community pharmacy contractors in Scotland are to receive an additional payment for items dispensed in April, May and June. 1 in 8 in England tested for coronavirus One in eight people in England have now been tested for coronavirus "at least once" since the Government testing service was launched. SPONSORED Bayer Learning Here you will find a range of category, business and product-focused learning resources designed to help you support customers with their self-care. MOST READ ONLINE P2U accused of 'misleading' NHS claims in its advertising Online distance dispenser Pharmacy2U has been accused once more of using misleading claims in its advertising. Pharmacy Magazine is part of the Pharmacy Network, a learning system developed and operated by Communications International Group, the UK's largest provider of community pharmacy learning content. To complete any of the training modules in the newsletter, please ensure you are a registered member of www.pharmacymagazine.co.uk Unsubscribe   Ι  Contact  Ι  Privacy Policy  Ι  Become a Member