Pharmacy Continence Care - Bladder and Bowel Website
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />
NOVA Public Policy gratefully acknowledges the contributions to this project of:<br />
• All the pharmacists <strong>and</strong> pharmacy staff in the 50 pharmacies around Australia that<br />
participated in the project.<br />
• Dr Simone Jones, Research <strong>and</strong> Development Grants Program Manager, The <strong>Pharmacy</strong><br />
Guild of Australia <strong>and</strong> Ms Erica Vowles, Acting Research <strong>and</strong> Development Grants<br />
Program Manager, The <strong>Pharmacy</strong> Guild of Australia, both of whom gave generously of<br />
their time at various stages of this project <strong>and</strong> worked collegially <strong>and</strong> supportively with all<br />
members of the NOVA Public Policy project team<br />
• The <strong>Pharmacy</strong> Group Expert Advisory Group for this project, comprising<br />
o Peter McBeath, National Councillor, The <strong>Pharmacy</strong> Guild of Australia<br />
o Dr John Primrose – Senior Medical Advisor, Pharmaceutical Access <strong>and</strong> Quality<br />
Branch, Department of Health <strong>and</strong> Ageing Public Policy<br />
o Kerry Markoulli, Director, Special Needs Strategies Section, Department of Health <strong>and</strong><br />
Ageing<br />
o Matthew Ryan, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia<br />
o Hugh Carter, Consumer Representative<br />
o Khin Win May, The <strong>Pharmacy</strong> Guild of Australia (staff)<br />
o Fiona Campbell, Assistant Director, Special Needs Strategies Section, Department of<br />
Health <strong>and</strong> Ageing<br />
with executive support from Simone Jones <strong>and</strong> Erica Vowles, The <strong>Pharmacy</strong> Guild of<br />
Australia<br />
• Assoc. Professor, Richard Millard, Professor of Urology, University of NSW, The Prince of<br />
Wales Hospital, Sydney for pro bono provision of the flip chart design, text <strong>and</strong> CD ROM<br />
developed by him <strong>and</strong> used as the basis for a set of information materials for general<br />
practitioners, Treating Urinary Incontinence in the Community, which in 2004 was<br />
distributed to all GPs in Australia through the Department of Health <strong>and</strong> Ageing National<br />
<strong>Continence</strong> Management Strategy<br />
• the NOVA Public Policy panel of expert advisers that provided the NOVA team with<br />
clinical, pharmacological <strong>and</strong> industry advice <strong>and</strong> guidance on the design, implementation<br />
<strong>and</strong> evaluation of the project <strong>and</strong> supportive advice on clinical, practice <strong>and</strong> research<br />
issues that arose during the conduct of the project. Panel members were:<br />
o John Bell, Pharmacist, Woollahra, NSW<br />
o Assoc. Professor Richard Millard, Professor of Urology, University of NSW, The Prince<br />
of Wales Hospital, Sydney<br />
o Assoc. Professor Kate H Moore, School of Women’s <strong>and</strong> Children’s Health, University<br />
of NSW, St George Hospital, Kogarah, NSW<br />
o Rebekah Moles, Assistant Lecturer, Faculty of <strong>Pharmacy</strong>, University of Sydney<br />
o Alice-Anne Macnaught, adviser in carer issues <strong>and</strong> experience, ACT<br />
• those individuals who generously <strong>and</strong> openly contributed their personal experiences to<br />
the development of professional <strong>and</strong> consumer information materials for the project<br />
Final Report i NOVA Public Policy<br />
<strong>Pharmacy</strong> <strong>Continence</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Project