Clinical Pharmacist ( Journal )

entrating on issues of direct relevance to clinical pharmacy, Clinical Pharmacist enables readers to keep abreast of current advances in their field and assists them in expanding their professional skills and knowledge. It incorporates Hospital Pharmacist, which was established by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society in 1994 for the publication of articles, reviews, reports and papers about any aspect of hospital pharmacy. Launched in January 2009, Clinical Pharmacist has been developed to support pharmacists working in clinical roles in any sector of the profession.
Leading clinical pharmacy publication in Great Britain
Articles focusing on the clinical management of various diseases
Features looking at all aspects of clinical pharmacy practice and highlighting the work of pharmacists working in high-level clinical roles
Detailed analyses of new or prominent medicines
Reviews of key Government policy documents
Reports on clinical pharmacy conferences around the world
Published 11 times a year


Typical subjects covered include:
Infection management
Mental health pharmacy
Cardiovascular diseases
Intravenous infusions
Developments in medicines information
Hospital medicines procurement


While it will continue to appeal primarily to those working in hospitals, there is new content to support the clinical development of pharmacists in all other sectors, especially:
Independent and supplementary prescribers
Pharmacists with special interests
Primary care pharmacists and prescribing advisors
Consultant pharmacists
Pharmacists who conduct clinics in GP practices
Community pharmacists providing enhanced clinical services