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GPs back renewed push for extended dispensing rules

GPs back renewed push for extended dispensing rules

It has been nearly five years since the PBAC recommended increasing maximum dispensed quantities of prescriptions.


Vaccine rollout funding reform headlines RACGP advocacy agenda

Vaccine rollout funding reform headlines RACGP advocacy agenda

The college continues to call for additional MBS item numbers to support vaccine counselling in general practice.


RACGP opposes pharmacy push for permanent continued dispensing

RACGP opposes pharmacy push for permanent continued dispensing

The college has said a better and safer way to increase access to medicines under emergency situations would be to increase to the number of drugs included in the doctor’s bag.


New pharmacy dispensing deal sets ‘great temptation to bend the rules’

New pharmacy dispensing deal sets ‘great temptation to bend the rules’

Continued dispensing arrangements have been extended –­ but two prominent GPs are sceptical about the long-term outcomes.


Government urged to ease pharmacy dispensing restrictions

Government urged to ease pharmacy dispensing restrictions

Allowing consumers to collect two months of scripts at a time is one of several proposed changes to the Community Pharmacy Agreement.


GP questions study claiming pharmacists in practices lead to better outcomes

GP questions study claiming pharmacists in practices lead to better outcomes

Prominent healthcare quality expert Dr Evan Ackermann has told newsGP there are issues with a study suggesting placing pharmacists in general practices leads to a reduction in drug-related problems.


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