AdPha is proud to be the voice of the pharmacy profession in the Transitions to Sustainable Health Systems (TSHS) Consortium, which today launched a new national guide to help Australia’s health sector fast-track its journey to net zero. https://buff.ly/IVIemka The guide — Accelerating towards net zero: A guide for the Australian health system — outlines practical steps to reduce emissions, cut costs, and deliver better care for patients. https://buff.ly/psf9o1g A huge congratulations to our Vice-President Dr Kate O’Hara FANZCAP (Neonatol., Paeds), whose leadership helped shape the final report and who’s been recognised as a top three finalist for the Policy Champion Award by the Climate and Health Alliance! And don't miss our special 'Transitions to sustainable health systems' session at MM2025 on Saturday 29 Nov featuring Dr Kate O'Hara and Professor Angie Bone. Find out more > https://buff.ly/XuZ1rKa At AdPha, sustainability isn’t just a goal — it’s a core pillar of our Yindyamarra 2030 plan and a key part of everything we do. #NetZeroHealth #SustainableHealth #ClimateHealthAction #HealthcareSustainability #TSHSConsortium (fb)

📣 Congratulations to Brynley Cooper FANZCAP (PallCare, RuralHlth) on being awarded the Rural and Remote Scholarship to attend #MM2025AdPha! https://buff.ly/BpGmpmg Brynley has dedicated her career to improving access to pharmacy care across Central Australia, from oncology and palliative care services to leading residency programs that build a stronger rural workforce. Her leadership, innovation, and advocacy ensure patients in some of Australia’s most remote regions receive safe, effective and compassionate care. Brynley is looking forward to accelerating her learning at MM2025 to advance pharmacy practice, especially for the vulnerable populations within rural and remote communities. If you'd like to join Brynley at MM2025, register today at: https://buff.ly/8G9Ug7o (fb)