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Start thinking about how to react to pay review- PD tells NHS pharmacists

PDA urges NHS pharmacists to prepare response as government delays pay reviews

All NHS pharmacists are encouraged to stay informed about current inflation rates and forecasts to help them decide a fair pay increase.

RPS transition to Royal College
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RPS transition to Royal College: What it means for pharmacy - Professor Claire Anderson explains

The Royal College of Pharmacy will have a “louder, more effective voice” to raise the profile of pharmacy, advocate for change, and champion the role of pharmacists and the pharmacy team.

Royal College status: The PDA calls for ‘meaningful and collaborative dialogue’
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Royal College vote: Less than 7% of GB pharmacists in favour, says PDA

The PDA acknowledges that the Royal College transition presents an opportunity to recalibrate the pharmacy ecosystem but emphasises the need for a collaborative dialogue.

Beware of wage theft: PDA warns locums
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PDA warns locum pharmacists of ‘wage theft’ risk

Some locum pharmacists have reported to the PDA that they are owed more than £20,000 in unpaid fees

NHS staff facing rising violence and record discrimination, survey reveals
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Attacks on NHS staff surge, discrimination at highest levels - survey finds

Despite rising discrimination and physical attacks at work, the survey highlighted positive trends in staff satisfaction with flexible working options and pay.

Mental health challenges faced by pharmacy students
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Mental health matters just as much as academic success: Pharmacist Support urges students to ACTNow

Launching on University Mental Health Day, Pharmacist Support ACTNow campaign aims to empower MPharm students to “not just succeed academically and professionally, but to thrive personally too.”

Discrimination: Asian and Black patients report lack of trust in primary care providers
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Survey reveals alarming rates of ethnic discrimination in NHS primary care

Over half of Asian and Black patients reported experiencing discrimination, with many reporting that primary care providers treated them differently due to their ethnicity.