This site is intended for healthcare professionals only
Nigel Clarke is to stand down as chair of the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) next March, as the regulatory body seeks an “inspirational leader” to replace him.
The new chair will take over the role when Mr Clarke’s term ends in spring next year, and will be required to work three days a week. They will be employed on a three-year term, with the possibility of reappointment up to a maximum of eight years. They will be paid a salary of £60,000 per annum.
Register to gain full access to C+D and C+D Community content
Already registered?
Already registered?
0Margaret Billings sustained fatal injuries when she was caught between a moving boat and a riverbank during a day out “with family and friends”, an inquest has found.
3C+D rounds up some of the immediate pharmacy reaction to news that NHS England will be abolished, with more control moving back to the government and local leaders…
3Wes Streeting has revealed that the DH is “immediately” working to scrap NHS England (NHSE) and put a new “transformation team” in place – adding that it is in the “very final stages” of concluding a new pharmacy contract deal.
A pharmacist has been issued a warning after accessing a patient’s contact details from medical records and sending them an “unsolicited” message on social media.
A group of 45 cross-party MPs have signed a letter to Wes Streeting calling for “an urgent review into ongoing medication shortages”, saying that if action is not taken, the crisis will “worsen”.
