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Articles
Punita Patel looks back on the journey to becoming a games maker, and the athletes she got to meet at the games
Lucy Hedley was selected as a pharmacist “games maker” for London 2012. Here, she
describes her training and experiences of working at the Stratford
polyclinic
Lynne Beattie is captain of the British women’s volleyball team at
London 2012. Ayshe Ismail finds out more about her role and her pharmacy
background
Some community pharmacies in and around London will be affected by
the Olympics. Debbie Andalo looks at how they will maintain “business as
usual” during this period
Heidi Wright, practice and policy lead, Royal Pharmaceutical Society,
provides some information and advice for pharmacies likely to be
affected by the London 2012 games
With the London 2012 games almost upon us, Mark Stuart and David
Mottram review the final preparations of pharmacy services for the games
Mark Stuart, clinical lead and pharmacy superintendent at London
2012, tells Leila Taheri how his career in sports medicine started — and
whether he managed to score tickets!
Sandra Sutton and Kathy Eager, on behalf of the Martindale editorial
team, explains how Martindale could help you deal with queries during
the London 2012 games
The Olympics may prompt an interest in pharmacists to volunteer for future sporting events. Courtney Prydderch and colleagues suggest they have to brush up their skills
In the run up to London 2012, Frances Akinwunmi and colleagues take a
look at the provision of pharmacy services beyond the Olympic Park
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has launched a page
for members about the London Olympics. This provides tips as to what
pharmacists, particularly those in and around London, should be starting
to think about in preparation for the game
‘Run, swim, throw, cheat — the science behind drugs in sport’, by Chris Cooper. Pp xi+288. Price £16.99. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 2012. 978 0 19 958146 7
With only a few months before the start of the Olympic Games, London 2012 fever is escalating. David Mottram provides the latest update on pharmacy preparations
In our latest update article on pharmacy for London 2012, David Mottram provides a summary of the devlopment of an e-learning education package on sports and fitness
It is perhaps a sad indictment of sport that this book, first published in 1988, is now in its 5th edition. The editor, David Mottram, explains how those athletes who indulge in doping activities have so far remained one step ahead of the antidoping organisations, which makes this book a necessity.
David Mottram and Mark Stuart provide the latest update on pharmacy preparations for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
In less than two years, London will host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. In this article, Frances Akinwunmi provides an update on pharmacy planning for the games and describes the massive recruitment phase that is about to get under way
In just under three years’ time, the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games will begin. The massive task of planning the pharmacy services is now well under way.
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