The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to
congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding
achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy
profession.
Gold Medals have been awarded to Bernard
(Bernie) McKone and Leanne Te Karu (Ngāti Rangi and
Muaūpoko). A posthumous Fellowship has been awarded to
Pamela (Pam) Duncan.
Gold Medal
The
Pharmaceutical Society’s Gold Medal is awarded to a
pharmacist who has made a significant and outstanding
contribution to the profession that is of a higher level
than that deserving of a Fellowship.
Gold Medals are
the highest honour bestowed by the Society and there have
Press Release – Pharmaceutical Society The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy profession. Gold Medals have been awarded to Bernard (Bernie) McKone and Leanne Te …
The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy profession.
Gold Medals have been awarded to Bernard (Bernie) McKone and Leanne Te Karu (Ngāti Rangi and Muaūpoko). A posthumous Fellowship has been awarded to Pamela (Pam) Duncan.
Gold Medal
The Pharmaceutical Society’s Gold Medal is awarded to a pharmacist who has made a significant and outstanding contribution to the profession that is of a higher level than that deserving of a Fellowship.
Press Release – Pharmaceutical Society The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy profession. Gold Medals have been awarded to Bernard (Bernie) McKone and Leanne Te …
The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy profession.
Gold Medals have been awarded to Bernard (Bernie) McKone and Leanne Te Karu (Ngāti Rangi and Muaūpoko). A posthumous Fellowship has been awarded to Pamela (Pam) Duncan.
Gold Medal
The Pharmaceutical Society’s Gold Medal is awarded to a pharmacist who has made a significant and outstanding contribution to the profession that is of a higher level than that deserving of a Fellowship.
Press Release – Pharmaceutical Society
The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand would like to congratulate our 2021 award winners for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the pharmacy profession.
Gold Medals have been awarded to Bernard (Bernie) McKone and Leanne Te Karu (Ngāti Rangi and Muaūpoko). A posthumous Fellowship has been awarded to Pamela (Pam) Duncan.
Gold Medal
The Pharmaceutical Society’s Gold Medal is awarded to a pharmacist who has made a significant and outstanding contribution to the profession that is of a higher level than that deserving of a Fellowship.
Gold Medals are the highest honour bestowed by the Society and there have only been 33 awarded in total.
Pharmac review: Northland cancer sufferer pleads for more publicly-funded meds
15 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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A civilised country like New Zealand needs to publicly fund more life-saving drugs, says Northland cancer sufferer Donna MacMillan.
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Imran Ali is a reporter for the Northern Advocateimran.ali@nzme.co.nznorthernadvocat
An independent review of Pharmac should recommend that New Zealand catch up with other countries in terms of accessing vital life-saving drugs that are not publicly funded, a Northland cancer sufferer says. Donna MacMillan of Kaitaia was forced to sell her beloved 1972 Valiant Charger to fund her $66,000 cancer drug Ibrance before the Government announced the drug would be publicly funded from April last year.