Monash Research Fellow wins Pharmacist of the Year Award
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia SA/NT has presented the 2018 Pharmacist of the Year Award to Dr Janet Sluggett, a Research Fellow at the Centre for Medicine Use and Safety (“CMUS”) at Monash University.
No growing pains for local SMEs as global accelerator announces Adelaide plans
CPIE Pharmacy Services is among a handful of South Australian companies which have created a combined 16 new fulltime jobs during a nine-month program that they graduated from last month.
Pharmacy develops compact drug delivery pump for home use
South Australian business CPIE Pharmacy Services (CPIE) is preparing to trial prototypes of a single use, portable, electronic drug delivery pump specifically designed for the hospital in the home sector.
Pharmacy develops compact, single use drug delivery pump
A small pharmacy that set out to simply deliver an improved service for its clients is developing a global product for the growing home infusion market.
Pumped and ready for commercial development
South Australian company, CPIE Pharmacy Services, will fast-track manufacturing and commercialisation of a drug-infusion pump thanks to a 2016 BioSA Industry Development grant.
A young pharmacist on the rise
An innovative research funding model driven by a young South Australian pharmacist may hold the key to reducing fragmentation in the healthcare system.
Flinders collaborates to improve home health care
CPIE Pharmacy Services, in collaboration with the Flinders University’s Medical Device Research Institute (MDRI), has received a $500k grant from the SA State Government to help improve the State’s Hospital in the Home (HITH) service.
Local manufacturer awarded for innovative vision
A $35,000 grant under the State Government’s Innovation Vouchers Program will help SMR Technologies diversify its manufacturing capabilities and encourage greater innovation within the manufacturing sector.
SA companies team up for electronic infusion pump to administer intravenous medications and treatments at home
Two South Australian-based companies have partnered to develop an electronic infusion pump to administer intravenous medications and treatments at home.
