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BMA: All pharmacy funding streams should be available to dispensing doctors
BMA: All pharmacy funding streams should be available to dispensing doctors
BMA: All pharmacy funding streams should be available to dispensing doctors
All pharmacy funding streams should be available to dispensing doctors says the BMA. The British Medical Association has told MPs it is “imperative” that dispensing doctors should be able to access all funding and services available to community pharmacies.
In its response to the parliamentary health select committee’s community pharmacy inquiry. Which was published earlier this week. The BMA told the Government that dispensing practices “should never be forgotten in future care and medicines dispensing planning”. As they are “an essential element of community pharmacy services” in isolated rural areas.
The BMA noted that 9.28 million people in the UK are registered with dispensing GP surgeries. Which dispenses roughly seven per cent of all prescription items via a network of 1,107 premises.
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