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A national conference for pharmacy technicians will take place at Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) on Saturday March 12.

Pharmacists are encouraging patients to seek a private consultation if they wish to discuss an issue. From last month, all pharmacies are obliged to have a private consultation area available to patients.

An Athlone-based pharmacy is using a direct link to earthquake-stricken Haiti to ensure vital medical supplies are delivered to those who need them most.

Helix Health is calling on all Westmeath pharmacists to enter the fourth annual Irish Pharmacist Awards. There are 1,600 community and 100 hospital pharmacies in Ireland so competition will be stiff to win one of the coveted awards. If your local pharmacist has provided you with exceptional patient care then you can also nominate them for an award.

Leo Walsh Pharmacy, located at Joyces Supermarket beside Xtravision, has been open for over three years and has become a valuable part of the Knocknacarra community.

Thanking all their customers for their continued support, Mullins Pharmacy would like to wish them all a happy and healthy Christmas and New Year.

Leo Walsh Pharmacy, located at Joyce’s Supermarket beside Xtravision, has been open for over three years and has become a valuable part of the Knocknacarra community. Open late Monday to Saturday, and closing at 6pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays, it’s open when you most need it.

Two County Westmeath pharmacists have been shortlisted for the 2009 Helix Health Irish Pharmacist Awards it was announced this week. The awards highlight the significant contribution made by pharmacists throughout the country to their local communities and the healthcare profession.

Pharmacists are warning that the medical card scheme could collapse and 5,000 jobs could be at risk nationally if cuts to the payments schemes such as the HSE proposed last year were reintroduced.

The chairperson of the HSE West’s regional health forum has hit out at the local health authority accusing it of failing to put a contingency plan in place in Clifden to dispense medication under the State run Drug Scheme.