Medicines and Pharmacy
NACCHO is involved in the oversight and management of several projects and programs related to medicines and pharmacy. NACCHO also provides national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medicines policy leadership.
Good Medicine Better Health
Good Medicine Better Health is a series of CPD-accredited learning modules and consumer resources on a range of topics developed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners and their communities to improve quality use of medicines and medical tests.
Medicines use in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations
Tools and resources to support the safe and effective provision of medicines in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations and remote communities.
NACCHO Pharmacy Leadership Grant
An investment in developing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander pharmacist leaders.
Pharmacist Scholarship
NACCHO Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pharmacist Scholarship
Antimicrobial Academy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health care providers
NACCHO Medicines Management Network and Resources
IPAC
The IPAC study is a collaborative partnership between James Cook University, The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia and NACCHO.
ACCHO Pharmacist Leadership Group
The ACCHO Pharmacist Leadership Group provides expertise on a wide range of topic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medicines issues.
Medicines network mailing list
Medicines information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
References for practitioners and consumers related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medicine use.
Medicines and pharmacy updates
Read the latest Medicine and pharmacy news and updates from the Aboriginal Health Sector.
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