PM Healthcare Journal – Autumn 2026
As we enter Keats’ season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, or autumn as we more prosaically call it, we bring you five varied and thought-provoking articles covering a range of issues relevant to pharmacy practice and leadership.
Mike Wilcox et al. examine the views of pharmacy professionals working in general practice on the management of patients with intellectual disability.
Dr Lisa Edwards explores the implications for pharmacy education and workforce development as pharmacy teams take on an increasingly important role as gatekeepers for suicide prevention.
Turning to the integration of community pharmacy into primary care, Steve Riley considers how a unified patient offer could help harness the profession’s clinical expertise.
Ben Marks takes a close look at how information-driven transformation can improve the administration of high-cost drugs and support compliance in ophthalmology.
Finally, in the fourth article in her series, Rachael Lemon provides insights into leading through trauma, exploring intersectionality and the development of survivor-led solutions in pharmacy leadership.
As ever, our aim is to provide you with insights that translate into examples of best practice and real-world experience. If you have an idea for an article that you would like to share, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Read the latest issue of the Journal here: https://www.pmhealthcare.co.uk/journals/
John Chater
Editor – PM Healthcare Journal
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