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Share your experience: tell us about your salary and working conditions This year, The Pharmaceutical Journal’s Salary and Job Satisfaction Survey contains questions about salary and professional development, as well as a range of issues, including workforce shortages,…

*Share your experience — tell us about your salary and working conditions*

Calling all pharmacists! Please take part in our short survey, which should take no more than ten minutes to complete 👇

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Just downloaded the Merlin Bird ID app, it's brilliant! Found all these little friends in my garden (parakeet was no surprise, gobby things) play.google.com/store/apps/d...

My new Thames Water bill; nearly £80 a month. No, it's not comedy night

New Thames Water bill. Given I live in a tiny (currently unmetered) one-bedroom flat, I think it would be cheaper to get bottled water delivered by pallet each month.

(They will see if a meter can be fitted at some point, but for now their customer service response has been basically "🤷")

Nominate an outstanding early-career pharmacy researcher for OPERA 2025 Established in 2023, the Outstanding Pharmacy Early-Career Researcher Award (OPERA) recognises researchers in the early stages of their careers who are making significant contributions to advance…

The deadline for nominations to #OPERA2025 closes on 31 January 2025. This award recognises early-career researchers who are making significant contributions across any aspect of pharmacy practice or pharmaceutical sciences

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just watched sesame street with my son. i don’t know. it’s not like i’m too good for it, it’s just that i know most of this stuff already. like, i work in journalism. i know 23 letters of the alphabet and i’m confident i’ll learn the rest over the course of my work. i don’t need a tv show for that

A metal fence with rust patches on it, upon which some genius has placed two googly eyes making a face like Cookie Monster

I know the New Year Honours were already decided, but I'd consider a late entry for whichever of my neighbours did this:

Delighted to announce our 2024 Women to Watch List!

Congratulations to all 11 honourees. Some very well deserved recognition for these inspiring women.
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Hospital pharmacist trainees more likely to pass registration exam than community trainees, finds analysis Foundation trainees who complete their placements in hospital were more likely to pass the first sitting of the registration assessment, compared with students undertaking their placements in a…

Research suggests that, between 2016 and 2024, students were more likely to pass the registration exam if they had undertaken their placement in a hospital, rather than a community setting

#foundationtrainees #pharmacytraining #pharmacyexam

Had Alexa for a week, and it's just told me it's probably time to buy some more hair dye. Rude

Would really recommend applying or nominating for this award. I was shortlisted this year and it helped me in so many ways despite not being the ultimate winner

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A remarkable stat: Heidi Alexander’s appointment as Transport Secretary means the cabinet is now 100% state-educated for the first time in history.

A massive tortoiseshell cat taking up half my desk space

Sharing my office space this morning 🐈

Nominate an outstanding early-career pharmacy researcher for OPERA 2025 Established in 2023, the Outstanding Pharmacy Early-Career Researcher Award (OPERA) recognises researchers in the early stages of their careers who are making significant contributions to advance rese...

Nominations for the Outstanding Pharmacy Early-Career Researcher Award (OPERA) 2025 are now open. Find out more at pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/opin... #PharmSky

Everything you need to know about NICE's decisions on 'game-changing' Alzheimer's drugs Since August 2024, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published two draft guidance papers relating to new monoclonal antibody treatments for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) –…

In August and October 2024, NICE decided against recommending two new Alzheimer’s drugs that were previously hailed as revolutionary for their effects on the disease. Here's what you need to know about the reasoning behind these decisions. #Alzheimers #PharmaceuticalJournal

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