This week is Heart Week! Heart Week provides an opportunity for health professionals and the Australian public to start a conversation about heart health and take positive steps to reduce their risk of heart disease.

One health professional contributing to better heart health is Grace Lee from Capital Chemist O’Connor who is providing a Holter monitoring service through her pharmacy.

A Holter monitor is a small, wearable device that records the heart's rhythm and is used to detect or determine the risk of irregular heartbeats.

In this episode, Grace explains what providing the service is like, from a pharmacy owner's perspective, including the concerns, how much it costs, and whether it is actually worth it.

Enjoy.

This week is Heart Week! Heart Week provides an opportunity for health professionals and the Australian public to start a conversation about heart health and take positive steps to reduce their risk of heart disease.
One health professional contributing to better heart health is Grace Lee from Capital Chemist O’Connor who is providing a Holter monitoring service through her pharmacy.
A Holter monitor is a small, wearable device that records the heart's rhythm and is used to detect or determine the risk of irregular heartbeats.
In this episode, Grace explains what providing the service is like, from a pharmacy owner's perspective, including the concerns, how much it costs, and whether it is actually worth it.
Enjoy.

Welcome to the Guild Dispensary, the pharmacy podcast where we dispense the latest news and updates from the Guild, and you get to hear from industry experts on business- and pharmacy-related topics.

Welcome to the Guild Dispensary, the pharmacy podcast where we dispense the latest news and updates from the Guild, and you get to hear from industry experts on business- and pharmacy-related topics.

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Hear about what providing a holter services is like, from a pharmacy owner's perspective, including the concerns, how much it costs, and whether it is actually worth it.

How to Successfully Implement Holter Monitoring as a Service - Grace Lee - Capital Chemist O’Connor

The Guild Pharmacy of the Year Award recognises pharmacies that are leading the way in providing innovative and optimal healthcare for members of their community.

This year's winner is none other than Capital Chemist Southlands, who took home the 'Excellence in Business Management’ category as well as the overall ‘Pharmacy of the Year’ award!

Praised for their excellent business strategy, leadership, and understanding of their community, Capital Chemist Southlands is a worthy winner of the award.

In this episode, we speak to Louise McLean, one of the owners of Capital Chemist Southlands, and we’ll hear a little about her Pharmacy of the Year experience, as well as some of the things they’ve done throughout the years that have led to their success.

The Guild Pharmacy of the Year award is proudly sponsored by Care Pharmaceuticals.

The Guild Pharmacy of the Year Award recognises pharmacies that are leading the way in providing innovative and optimal healthcare for members of their community.
This year's winner is none other than Capital Chemist Southlands, who took home the 'Excellence in Business Management’ category as well as the overall ‘Pharmacy of the Year’ award!
Praised for their excellent business strategy, leadership, and understanding of their community, Capital Chemist Southlands is a worthy winner of the award.
In this episode, we speak to Louise McLean, one of the owners of Capital Chemist Southlands, and we’ll hear a little about her Pharmacy of the Year experience, as well as some of the things they’ve done throughout the years that have led to their success.
The Guild Pharmacy of the Year award is proudly sponsored by Care Pharmaceuticals.

Hear a little about her Pharmacy of the Year experience, as well as some of the things they’ve done throughout the years that have led to their success.

2024 Guild Pharmacy of the Year Winner - Capital Chemist Southlands - S2 E4

We all know the last few years have been tough on pharmacists. From COVID-19 to bushfires and floods and financial uncertainties, there seems to always be something going on.

In this episode we will hear an interview with Kay Dunkley, Executive Officer at Pharmacists’ Support Service, and Curtis Ruhnau, the Pharmacists' Support Service president, which took place at APP2024 with Australasian Pharmacy.

We’ll learn a little bit more about PSS, and why it is such a valuable service for pharmacists to have.

Enjoy.

We all know the last few years have been tough on pharmacists. From COVID-19 to bushfires and floods and financial uncertainties, there seems to always be something going on.
In this episode we will hear an interview with Kay Dunkley, Executive Officer at Pharmacists’ Support Service, and Curtis Ruhnau, the Pharmacists' Support Service president, which took place at APP2024 with Australasian Pharmacy.
We’ll learn a little bit more about PSS, and why it is such a valuable service for pharmacists to have.
Enjoy.

Learn a little bit more about Pharmacists Support Service and why it is such a valuable service for pharmacists to have.

Pharmacist Support Services Are Here For You - S2 E3

Close the Gap is an important awareness day that aims to close the health and life expectancy gap between the indigenous and non-indigenous.

As a pharmacist and pharmacy owner, what role can you play in helping close this gap?

Today we speak to Georgina Twomey, the Managing Director at Alive Pharmacy Group and chair of Rural Pharmacists Australia.

Together, we’ll explore some important questions such as why the gap exists in the first place and how to manage cultural barriers or misconceptions, as well as what’s happening in rural pharmacies on a national scale.

Enjoy.

Close the Gap is an important awareness day that aims to close the health and life expectancy gap between the indigenous and non-indigenous.
As a pharmacist and pharmacy owner, what role can you play in helping close this gap?
Today we speak to Georgina Twomey, the Managing Director at Alive Pharmacy Group and chair of Rural Pharmacists Australia.
Together, we’ll explore some important questions such as why the gap exists in the first place and how to manage cultural barriers or misconceptions, as well as what’s happening in rural pharmacies on a national scale.
Enjoy.

As a pharmacist and pharmacy owner, what role can you play in helping close the health and life expectancy gap between the indigenous and non-indigenous?

How to Successfully Implement Holter Monitoring as a Service - Grace Lee - Capital Chemist O’Connor

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