Neil Johnston
Neil Johnston is a pharmacist who trained as a management consultant. He was the first consultant to service the pharmacy profession and commenced practice as a full time consultant in 1972, specialising in community pharmacy management, pharmacy systems, preventive medicine and the marketing of professional services.
He has owned, or part-owned a total of six pharmacies during his career, and for a decade spent time both as a clinical pharmacist and Chief Pharmacist in the public hospital system.
He has been editor of i2P since 2000.
Well, that day has finally arrived when it is now time to retire and focus on family issues, rather than pharmacy issues.
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This article is the last in an article series attempting to summarise a focus for community pharmacy direction using an
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Pharmacy–in–the–Home (PIH) outreach programs are lagging in community pharmacy because there are insufficient
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Pharmacy-in-the-Home (PIH) is basically a major form of patient engagement in an expanded care process. It requires a whole
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This is a project that has finally gained traction with community pharmacy leadership. As a reference exercise, i2P plans to
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In a recent edition of Forefront (published by the Pharmacy Guild of Australia) a news item regarding some new market
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The UK has long been a beacon, lighting the way for pharmacists to be fully integrated into the healthcare team through
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Australian pharmacists and their leadership organisations are a conservative and slow-moving group of health professionals.
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It is now well over 20 years ago that i2P proposed that community pharmacy develop a system we titled
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Australian pharmacists lag behind their counterparts in other western economies (particularly the UK) in their scope of
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