Navigating Pharmacy Scope of Practice reform

RACGP advocacy and member guidance

Navigating Pharmacy Scope of Practice reform

RACGP advocacy and member guidance

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Pharmacy scope of practice reform remains a significant and fast-moving policy issue, with implications for general practice, patient care and the broader health system.

This RACGP member webinar provides an update on current pharmacy scope of practice reforms across Australia, the RACGP’s advocacy approach, and practical guidance to support members in responding to questions and participating in informed discussions about the reforms.

The webinar was presented by RACGP President Dr Michael Wright and facilitated by Prof Mark Morgan.

About the webinar

The session was developed in response to strong member interest and concern about pharmacy scope of practice reform.
It covers:
  • current pharmacy scope of practice reforms and why they matter for general practice
  • potential implications for patient care, continuity of care and primary care teams
  • RACGP’s advocacy position and current areas of focus
  • key concerns raised by members, including diagnosis, patient safety, information sharing and clinical governance
  • practical messages members can use when discussing the reforms with patients, colleagues, policymakers, media and other stakeholders
  • how members can continue to share local experiences and concerns to inform RACGP advocacy.
Watch the webinar

About the webinar

The session was developed in response to strong member interest and concern about pharmacy scope of practice reform.
It covers:
  • current pharmacy scope of practice reforms and why they matter for general practice
  • potential implications for patient care, continuity of care and primary care teams
  • RACGP’s advocacy position and current areas of focus
  • key concerns raised by members, including diagnosis, patient safety, information sharing and clinical governance
  • practical messages members can use when discussing the reforms with patients, colleagues, policymakers, media and other stakeholders
  • how members can continue to share local experiences and concerns to inform RACGP advocacy.
Watch the webinar