Publications

Eligible donors use this log to keep track of out-of-pocket expenses associated with their donation.

Eligible donors can use this sheet to keep track of medical appointments. Donors can give this sheet to the medical professional who performs or books their physical and mental health tests (usually the transplant coordinator) to sign as proof of attendance.

Eligible donors use this log to keep track of leave they take associated with their organ donation.

This report presents the results of the project that compared a low intensity cardiovascular disease risk assessment with a comprehensive one by community pharmacists.

This report presents the results of the project to trial a pharmacist-led support service for patients who take medication to manage chronic pain.

This report presents the results of the project that compared a pharmacist-led early intervention to usual care in residential aged care facilities.

This report presents the results of the project trialling the use of community pharmacists' skills to help people get their asthma under control.

This report presents the results of the IPAC project that compared usual care with having pharmacists provide medication management services in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.

This document provides the results of an independent review of the Pharmacy Trial Program.

This publication guides donors and their employers on the Supporting Living Organ Donors Program. It has information on the Program, including how to claim and what to include in your application.

Eligible donors complete this form and submit to livingorgandonation@health.gov.au.

This document sets out the principles that proposals had to address when applying for Pharmacy Trial Program grants.