The 2022 NSW Woman of the Year awards were held in Sydney on Wednesday 9 March 2022, and PharmOnline’s very own Founder and Director, Anna Barwick was named the winner.
Upon receiving her OTHER award, Regional Woman of the Year from NSW Minerals Council, Premier Dominic Perrottet congratulated Ms. Barwick on her achievement.
“Ms Barwick’s telehealth service has innovated how people access pharmacy services, ensuring vital care is at the fingertips of people right across the country, no matter where they live,”
– Premier Dominic Perrottet
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Ms Barwick’s achievements and her commitment to improving the health outcome and quality of life for women in the region showed incredible courage, perseverance, and dedication, according to Minister for Women, Bronnie Taylor.
“This prestigious award celebrates the nobility of character, commitment to change, and the strength to succeed, all attributes held by Anna” said Mrs Taylor
“Her innovation and resilience in such challenging times demonstrate her vision for change and desire to achieve something greater for regional communities. This accolade is well deserved.”
Ms. Barwick is a PhD student specialising in rural and women’s health. Through PharmOnline, her intention is to connect every household in Australia to pharmacy services.
PharmOnline offers a range of services for new parents, people with disabilities and chronic diseases, as well as people living in geographically isolated regions who need help managing medication safety.
2022 NSW Woman of the Year, Anna and her team are now even more dedicated to improving the health of rural populations.
“I am so humbled to receive this award and feel so proud and grateful to be recognised in this forum among women of such high calibre and esteem. Today I celebrate all the women who helped me to achieve this, and I applaud every woman in NSW for their sacrifice, hard work and endurance to succeed and make a meaningful difference to improving the lives of their loved ones and communities.”
– Anna Barwick
