Abstract
The current Royal Charter effectively establishes the RPS as the professional body for pharmacists. The RPS website describes the Society as having championed the profession since 1841 and their role in promoting pharmacy in the media and to government. However, there is a tension in these objectives as there is effectively an underlying assumption that […]
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