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The Pharmaceutical Journal The Pharmaceutical Journal is the official journal of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society

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The Pharmaceutical Journal is the official journal of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, founded in 1841. In order to enable the advance of the pharmacy profession and pharmaceutical science and its wider understanding and application, The Pharmaceutical Journal’s goal is to become an essential and indispensable part of the day-to-day professional life of pharmacists, pharmaceutical scientists, policy makers and healthcare provides, and as a ‘needed’ product that justifies, inspires and encourages membership in RPS. Our goal is to be:
- the ultimate source of knowledge and information in pharmacy pharmaceutical sciences, enabling the audience to keep well-informed in an accessible way , so that they can reach information and knowledge wherever they need it, whenever they need it and are enabled to express and share their views and concerns in an interactive way
- the premier pharmacy and pharmaceutical publisher, focusing always on the quality of the information we publish. The Pharmaceutical Journal strives to serve pharmacists and pharmaceutical communities by delivering dynamic and audience-focused services in print, online and on other platforms.
- the first choice of pharmacy professionals in search of the most relevant career information and advices, as well as in the recruitment advertising market on-line and in print, providing a full recruitment and career-development service. Our main objectives are to develop the PJ brand and service to meet the needs of recruiters and Pharmacists

Pharmacists risk becoming “liability sinks” in the period where regulation of artificial intelligence is in its infancy,...
13/10/2026

Pharmacists risk becoming “liability sinks” in the period where regulation of artificial intelligence is in its infancy, Mark DasGupta, director of professional development at the Pharmacists’ Defence Association, has said



Pharmacists risk becoming “liability sinks” in the period where regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) is in its infancy, Mark DasGupta, director of professional development at the Pharmacists’…

In our latest blog,  ,   and   explain how the British Oncology Pharmacy Association Digital SACT Verification Passport ...
13/10/2026

In our latest blog, , and explain how the British Oncology Pharmacy Association Digital SACT Verification Passport is a collective achievement in cancer care training, but what can we expect from it in the future?



If you’ve ever started a new role in cancer care pharmacy, you’ll probably remember wondering: ‘What am I expected to know?’ Perhaps more importantly: ‘How do I demonstrate that I’m competent?’ For…

Our collection of resources dedicated to   conditions has been organised into three categories, alongside a self-assessm...
12/10/2026

Our collection of resources dedicated to conditions has been organised into three categories, alongside a self-assessment quiz to consolidate your learning



Gastrointestinal (GI) diseases are made up of a range of conditions that affect the gastrointestinal tract, from mouth to a**s. Conditions can be categorised as functional, where the GI tract looks…

Adoption of prescription tracking in the NHS App has “stalled”, a senior NHS England figure has said, as new functionali...
12/10/2026

Adoption of prescription tracking in the NHS App has “stalled”, a senior NHS England figure has said, as new functionality for the app continues to be rolled out



Adoption of prescription tracking in the NHS App has “stalled”, a senior NHS England figure has said, as new functionality for the app continues to be rolled out. Speaking at the Pharmacy Show in…

Promotional interactions between pharmaceutical companies and clinicians, including gifts and payments, are likely “asso...
12/10/2026

Promotional interactions between pharmaceutical companies and clinicians, including gifts and payments, are likely “associated with harmful outcomes”, a Cochrane review has suggested



Promotional interactions between pharmaceutical companies and clinicians, including gifts and payments, are likely “associated with harmful outcomes”, a Cochrane review has suggested. Publishing the…

This extensive resource collection has been organised into five sections: upper respiratory infections, lower respirator...
04/10/2026

This extensive resource collection has been organised into five sections: upper respiratory infections, lower respiratory infections, asthma, other chronic respiratory conditions and inhaler prescribing. Read more ⬇️



Respiratory tract diseases are common in the UK, affecting one in five people. Conditions such as lung cancer, COPD and pneumonia account for 20% of all UK deaths. These and other respiratory…

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02/10/2026

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After logging in, you can set your preferences and subscribe to newsletters from the ‘Preference centre’ by following the steps below: Once you have successfully signed in, click on ‘My account’ in…

Aseptic facilities are “absolutely essential” for hospitals to be involved in clinical trials and the future of speciali...
02/10/2026

Aseptic facilities are “absolutely essential” for hospitals to be involved in clinical trials and the future of specialised medicines, Jatinder Harchowal, chief pharmacist and divisional clinical director at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said



Aseptic facilities are “absolutely essential” for hospitals to be involved in clinical trials and the future of specialised medicines, Jatinder Harchowal, chief pharmacist and divisional clinical…

A hospital trust, at which a patient died, did not meet electronic patient record standards under NHS England’s Frontlin...
02/10/2026

A hospital trust, at which a patient died, did not meet electronic patient record standards under NHS England’s Frontline Digitisation Programme, a response to a coroner’s report has revealed



A hospital trust, at which a patient died, did not meet electronic patient record (EPR) standards under NHS England’s Frontline Digitisation Programme, a response to a coroner’s report has revealed.…

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