Support to deliver NHS patient services.
This service allows patients living in Wales to have access to advice and treatment for a range of common ailments without having to make a GP appo...
When patients are admitted to hospital or another care setting, they may have their medicines changed, which on discharge if not communicated effec...
Information on EPS Release 2, how it will affect you, how to prepare for it and how to register your patient nominations.
Community pharmacies in England can offer a seasonal influenza vaccination service for patients in at-risk groups.
The service provides a point of care testing (POCT) for Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) antibodies to people who inject drugs (PWIDs), using the InTec Ra...
Community pharmacies are well placed to provide health advice, information and services to help people live longer, healthier lives.
Offer Medicine Use Reviews (MURs) to patients, an advanced service within the NHS pharmacy contract, to discuss the use of medicines.
Northern Ireland pharmacists are allowed to conduct an initial MUR and a follow-up MUR if one is deemed necessary.
The Minor Ailment Service (MAS) was introduced to Northern Ireland in 2005, and referral into the service includes referral from GP practices, the ...
NMS is an advanced service within the NHS community pharmacy contract to help improve patient’s adherence to their new medicine.
The NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (CPCS) is a national Advanced Service to replace the NHS Urgent Medicines Supply Advanced Service...
The New NHS Pharmacy First Scotland (PFS) service launched on the 29th of July 2020 to replaced the Minor Ailment Scheme.
The Pharmacy First Service (PFS) has been developed to encourage patients to use their pharmacies more effectively to manage a defined list of comm...
Across the UK a range of pilot services are being delivered to capture outcomes and evidence to show the positive impact that community pharmacy ca...
