Changes were made to the Extended Practice Authority ‘Pharmacists’ on 1 July. These include transition of the acute conditions services and the hormonal contraceptive prescribing service from the respective pilots to BAU activities, allowing suitably trained, educated and Queensland Health-approved pharmacists to prescribe according to their scope and prescribing approval. The scope of practice pilot is to continue for the chronic conditions under a new Extended Practice Authority ‘Pharmacists – Community pharmacy chronic conditions management pilot’ and all pilot requirements mus…

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Incident reports involving children
31 July 2025
NationalDispensingMental healthProfessional activitiesPharmacist wellbeing
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