CHPNZ and its members share the community’s deep concern about the intentional misuse of medicines examined in the report from Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration’s (TGA) independent expert review on the risks of intentional self-poisoning with paracetamol.
The Sunscreen (Product Safety Standard) Act is now law. Sunscreens are now regulated under the Fair Trading Act (FTA) and it is mandatory for products to meet the Australian and New Zealand sunscreen standard.
This year will be big for legislation and regulatory reform, CHPNZ Executive Director Scott Milne says.
“We have the Natural Products Bill now being absorbed into an enlarged Therapeutic Products Bill. And this legislation has already signalled substantial changes to the medical devices part of our industry.
Following the demerger from the healthcare arm of its business, GSK Australia is bolstering its sales arm with 30 new hires, according to “Pharma in Focus”. Country medical director Alan Paul has also introduced a new role of clinical and patient experience managers to focus on patient voice and unmet needs. This follows GSK’s move …
This year will be big for legislation and regulatory reform, CHPNZ Executive Director Scott Milne says.
“We have the Natural Products Bill now being absorbed into an enlarged Therapeutic Products Bill. And this legislation has already signalled substantial changes to the medical devices part of our industry.
New Zealand’s Sunscreen (Product Safety Standard) Bill was enacted on March 8, 2022. What should interest CHPNZ members are the signals in the third reading of the Bill on March 2
Pharma sales reps must become virtually savvy and harness the power of artificial intelligence as COVID- 19 forces a major reinvention of the role, the Reuters Pharma 2020 conference has been told.
Are we yet ready to go back into the office? This is the big question facing pharma as it approaches the end of what has been a year marked by unprecedented disruption, pivoting, agility, collaboration and the increased use of athletic wear as work clothes.
A Sydney academic who specialises in repurposing drugs says a cocktail based on the common worming treatment ivermectin, combined with zinc and a common antibiotic, should be deployed immediately in Victoria to prevent the spread of COVID-19.