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From 1 July 2025, Queensland pharmacists may substitute equivalent medicines with patient consent and must follow new limits on dispensing S4 medicines, requiring record keeping, prescriber notification, and updated organisational policies and training.
Queensland has introduced a new bill establishing a child safety scheme with mandatory standards, a reportable conduct system, and an oversight body. The legislation aims to enhance child protection across various sectors working with children.
From 1 July 2025, Queensland pharmacists may substitute equivalent medicines with patient consent and must follow new limits on dispensing S4 medicines, requiring record keeping, prescriber notification, and updated organisational policies and training.
Queensland has introduced a new bill establishing a child safety scheme with mandatory standards, a reportable conduct system, and an oversight body. The legislation aims to enhance child protection across various sectors working with children.
