Understanding your risk capacity – Part 1

As of Saturday 1 October 2022, the urinary tract infection (UTI) service will be a permanent community pharmacy service in Queensland, and, to support this advancement in community pharmacist’s scope of practice and women’s health, The Australasian College of Pharmacy (College) is offering Queensland community pharmacists free accredited UTI training and resources for the month of October.

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As of Saturday 1 October 2022, the urinary tract infection (UTI) service will be a permanent community pharmacy service in Queensland, and, to support this advancement in community pharmacist’s scope of practice and women’s health, The Australasian College of Pharmacy (College) is offering Queensland community pharmacists free accredited UTI training and resources for the month of October.

College President, Ms Michelle Bou-Samra, recognises the success of the Urinary Tract Infection Pharmacy Pilot – Queensland (Pilot) and the skills of community pharmacists to provide advice and treatment for uncomplicated UTIs. 

“The Pilot was a success. With over 9,000 women accessing the service, it shows the significant value provided to female patients.”

“Pharmacists participating in the Pilot undertook additional mandatory training, and the independent outcomes report identified that pharmacists delivered safe and appropriate care that aligned with clinical protocols.”

As of Saturday 1 October 2022, the urinary tract infection (UTI) service will be a permanent community pharmacy service in Queensland, and, to support this advancement in community pharmacist’s scope of practice and women’s health, The Australasian College of Pharmacy (College) is offering Queensland community pharmacists free accredited UTI training and resources for the month of October.

College President, Ms Michelle Bou-Samra, recognises the success of the Urinary Tract Infection Pharmacy Pilot – Queensland (Pilot) and the skills of community pharmacists to provide advice and treatment for uncomplicated UTIs. 

“The Pilot was a success. With over 9,000 women accessing the service, it shows the significant value provided to female patients.”

“Pharmacists participating in the Pilot undertook additional mandatory training, and the independent outcomes report identified that pharmacists delivered safe and appropriate care that aligned with clinical protocols.”