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Health by Stealth!

February 17, 2018 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/gerald-quigley/" rel="tag">Gerald Quigley</a> 0

Are we being complicit in accepting the gradual lowering of thresholds for various treatments? There’s some interesting discussions at the moment on the Cholesterol Treatment […]

Pro Bono Pharmacy Services Create a Social Dividend

January 22, 2018 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/neil-johnston/" rel="tag">Neil Johnston</a> 0

Pharmacists have always embraced a culture where service provision for health problems have been provided free of charge to local communities, while the physical product […]

Blockchain – a trust system that could underwrite health information exchanges and integrate with other trust systems.

November 26, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/peter-sayers/" rel="tag">Peter Sayers</a> 0

Blockchain is a relatively new technology system that can be customised to transact trusted actions, not being under a centralised control involving governments or banks. […]

Pharmacy Care- a Search for Competition?

October 2, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/neil-johnston/" rel="tag">Neil Johnston</a> 0

It’s some time since I caught up with Seth Godin (the international marketing guru with a seemingly inexhaustible supply of words of wisdom and inspiration). […]

Scottish pharmacy – a public/private partnership that encourages pharmacist clinical development.

September 17, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/neil-johnston/" rel="tag">Neil Johnston</a> 0

Scotland has long displayed a talent for identifying the care role for pharmacists and expanding that role by supporting clinical aspirations for pharmacists, and made central […]

Clinical Services – What Patients Will Pay For

August 21, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/peter-sayers/" rel="tag">Peter Sayers</a> 0

Pharmacists have always been well regarded by their patients for their ability to deliver health literacy programs, over the counter in semi-private spaces in roughly […]

Blockchain – disruptive technology behind “cryptocurrencies” and now set to invade health.

June 12, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/neil-johnston/" rel="tag">Neil Johnston</a> 0

A blockchain is defined as a distributed database that can maintain an ever-expanding list of records (called “blocks”) without the need for a trusted administrator […]

Location Rules Need to be Re-purposed

May 15, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/neil-johnston/" rel="tag">Neil Johnston</a> 0

For the best part of 12 months it has been an open secret that Location Rules for pharmacies would pass muster as being of sufficient […]

Health Literacy – A Concept for a Valid Direction for Community Pharmacy

May 1, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/peter-sayers/" rel="tag">Peter Sayers</a> 2

Recently, I had a conversation with a health professional involved in the public health system. Research had emerged that large pockets of populations were experiencing […]

Soil Health Impacts Human Health – A New Perspective to Consider

May 1, 2017 <a href="http://i2p.com.au/authors/i2p-staff-writer/" rel="tag">i2P Staff Writer</a> 0

Are pharmacists fully engaged with the full spectrum of health and an understanding of their patient’s lifestyle? Some information currently appearing in this edition of […]

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