Regional pharmacies all over Australia are at the forefront

Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed that more than 25 million shots of the world’s most advanced and promising Oxford University vaccine were available to all Australians if the trial was successful.

The news came after the Australian Pharmacy already had clinical updates from the perspective of Professor Sara Gilbert, who leads the development of the Oxford University prospective vaccine. President Chris Owen said the college has been at the forefront of pharmacist knowledge and CPD education for over 40 years, encouraging all pharmacists to enroll on this very special occasion.

“We are pleased with the federal decision as this webinar will be a more special opportunity for all pharmacists to learn more about Oxford University’s development of the COVID-19 vaccine. We already had a few weeks ago. We have a webinar for us and look forward to hosting and managing it locally in Brisbane. CPD points are available to pharmacist participants,” said Owen.

Professor Trent Tomei, director of the Queensland Branch of the Australian Pharmacy Guild, is proud that local pharmacists can support Queenslander and serve them by providing accessible primary care, He said he will continue to strive to stay safe and healthy.

“A local pharmacist is one of the most trusted major health professionals, with Queens Landers already visiting their local pharmacies on average once every 18 years. 97% of Queens Landers are local pharmacies. Living within 2.5 km of and living in 65% of the area, it makes sense that Queenslander is supported by safe and convenient access to the COVID-19 vaccine.”

“The state’s vast network of about 6,000 pharmacists is ready to continue supporting Queenslander at the forefront during the coronavirus pandemic by offering this life-saving vaccine.”

“Pharmacist vaccinations in the Queensland community are already trained to vaccinate, and when available, there is enough place to conveniently and safely deploy the COVID-19 vaccine.”

“On August 25, many will also align with actual clinical updates to get more details directly from Professor Gilbert.”

“Queensland pharmacist vaccinations are already leading the way in vaccination delivery, providing communities with vaccinations against various bacterial and viral diseases that are an integral part of the epidemic of the world. can do.”

“We will work with both the federal and state governments to ensure vaccination deployment and the success of the COVID-19 trial in community pharmacy pilots,” said Professor Twomey. It was

“A local pharmacist participating in the COVID-19 Pharmacy Testing Pilot offers another means for opportunistic testing to keep Queens Lander safe. This opportunistic test is already in July and 8 It’s being piloted in South Australia this month, but we’re not going to replace the testing and fever clinics managed by hospitals and health services.”

Dr. Jeannette Young, Queensland’s Chief Medical Officer, said all Queenslanders would use the huge network of about 1,200 regional pharmacies when the future COVID-19 vaccine became available. Have previously stated that they can access vaccination safely and conveniently.

“Once we have the vaccine, it’s very important that everyone has access to it as soon as possible, and it’s great that they go to the local pharmacy. We will continue to work with the pharmacy guild. Will develop the program.”

Australian and New Zealand pharmacists detail her quest to deliver the world’s first COVID-19 vaccine and explain next week how Oxford pharmacists can help deliver the vaccine to the public in Oxford. You can hear Professor Sara Gilbert of the university directly. Working with the Australian Pharmacy Guild, Queensland Branch, and the Australasia College of Pharmacy to host this special webinar, Professor Sara Gilbert provides up-to-date information on cutting-edge Oxford vaccines. All pharmacists are encouraged to register and attend on August 25th at 7 pm (AEST). You will be engaged in this important area of ​​work for pharmacists.

Pharmacists across the country can register for webinars www.guild.org.au/covidvaccineupdate..