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There are many unknowns for trainee pharmacists starting their placement year. But by following these top tips, you can optimise your chances of success, says Zhyar Said
The placement year could be the first full-time job for many trainee pharmacists. So, striking a work-life balance allowing you to revise for the final exam as well can be strenuous. Zhyar Said achieved 95% in the final exam during his trainee year and shares his top tips here.
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7‘Vote no’ campaigner Martin Astbury tells C+D why he believes the RPS plans for change represent a shift away from pharmacist leadership and why members should vote against them this week…
12I also read comments that CPE does not appreciate this critical position, and I fundamentally refute that. Knowing the colleagues, both elected and employed, at CPE as I do, this is far from the case.
7Community pharmacy is risk adverse, considered, and dare I say it, conservative. But, when it comes to the survival of pharmacy, we can’t afford to let the fear of change – or those resistant to it - hold us back.
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