All prices include GST and are in NZ dollars

  • Common Musculoskeletal Disorders Basic Practice Update Workbook

    Book

    • $70.00 incl. GST for members.
    • $90.00 incl. GST for non-members.

    The Common Musculoskeletal Disorders Best Practice Update Workbook has been expertly written by Dr Linda Bryant. This is an excellent and detailed workbook for any pharmacist wanting to update their knowledge.

    Pre order your copy now for dispatch in late January 2017.

    read more ≻

  • Constipation and Diarrhoea Audioconference - MP3/CD

    CD

    • $120.00 incl. GST for members.
    • $190.00 incl. GST for non-members.

    Learn about the aetiology and epidemiology of constipation and diarrhoea, medications that can cause and aggravate this condition as well as management and treatment options.

    read more ≻

  • Culture and Health: Understanding Asian Health Values - On Demand

    On Demand

    • $46.00 incl. GST for members.
    • $69.00 incl. GST for non-members.

    Different cultures have different ways of understanding health and illness.

    In order to interact effectively with clients of different cultures in the heath setting, it is crucial that we are aware of our clients’ cultural values and also our own.

    read more ≻

  • Culture and Health: Understanding Asian Health Values Audioconference - MP3/CD

    CD

    • $75.00 incl. GST for members.
    • $120.00 incl. GST for non-members.

    Different cultures have different ways of understanding health and illness. In order to interact effectively with clients of different cultures in the health setting, it is crucial that we are aware of our clients’ cultural values and also our own.

    read more ≻

  • Dementia and Medication: A Booster Session for Pharmacists - On Demand

    On Demand

    • $46.00 incl. GST for members.
    • $69.00 incl. GST for non-members.

    The number of people living with dementia worldwide is currently estimated at 47.5 million and is projected to increase to 75.6 million by 2030. The number of cases of dementia are estimated to more than triple by 2050.

    With the number of people living with dementia increasing it is important for health professionals to be confident in the management and treatment of this condition.

    read more ≻