What you need to know when using this website
The Leaders in Indigenous Pharmacy Profession Education (LIPPE) Network is a program of the Australian Pharmacy Council (APC), in partnership with the Council of Pharmacy Schools, Australia and New Zealand (CPS).
APC is currently funding LIPPE and providing this website to share information on best practice in Indigenous Health Education with a wide range of stakeholders including pharmacy education providers, students and interns, pharmacists, consumers, and people in the pharmacy education sector.
We frequently update our content — please return to the site as required to ensure you have the latest advice.
The material on this website may include the views or advice of third parties. It also includes links to external websites and resources.
These do not necessarily reflect:
We are careful when choosing external website links. However, we are not responsible for the information on them. We do not necessarily endorse the information. Please make your own decision on how accurate, current and reliable the information is.
We have used reasonable endeavours to ensure that material contained on this website is was correct at the time the page was created and last modified.
However, APC:
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It is governed by the copyright laws of Australia and other countries through international agreements. The Australian Pharmacy Council holds the copyright for all the materials on this site and for the website in its entirety. Some materials on this website may incorporate content from third-party copyright owners.
You are permitted to view the contents of this website using your web browser, as well as save electronic copies or print sections of the website for your personal information, research, or study purposes. However, any copies you make must not be altered from their original appearance on the LIPPE Network website.
We’ve designed our website to meet the Australian Government standard for web accessibility. This includes the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.0 (WCAG 2.0) at level AA.
We want our information accessible to everyone.
Please get in touch with us if anything on this site is inaccessible to you or you experience problems accessing our content.
We would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples that this website contains images, voices or names of a person who has died.
