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Pharmacists ‘not incentivised to understand medicines management needs’
Pharmacists ‘not incentivised to understand medicines management needs’. Interested? Read more today on the Flame Health blog and find the link to the full article!
Pharmacy First service will launch in January
The new Pharmacy First service in England will launch on January 31, 2024, the sector’s “most important contractual development in over 10 years”. Read more now on the Flame Health blog!
NPA research shows the public recognising pharmacy healthcare role
National Pharmacy Association has released new survey data that shows many more people regard community pharmacies as healthcare settings than retail settings. Read more today on the Flame Health blog...
BMA: All pharmacy funding streams should be available to dispensing doctors
All pharmacy funding streams should be available to dispensing doctors says the BMA. Interested? Read more today on the Flame Health blog...
All pharmacists should work in community pharmacies, ICB member tells Pharmacy Show
All pharmacists should work in community pharmacies, ICB member tells Pharmacy Show. Interested? Read more today on the Flame Health blog...
Pharmacy workload, wellbeing and patient safety report published
Pharmacy workload, wellbeing and patient safety report published. Pharmacy news UK from the Flame Health blog. Read more today if you are interested!
Learning disability and autism training for pharmacists must be mandatory
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has called for all pharmacists to undertake mandatory training to support patients with learning disabilities and autism. Read more today on the Flame Health blog!
Pharmacy has important mental illness and early cancer diagnosis role
Pharmacy News UK. Community pharmacies can play a role in helping people suffering from mental health illness and improve early cancer diagnosis. Read more on the Flame Health blog!
Pharmacist encourages public to persuade MPs to attend APPG event
A pharmacist has encouraged the public to try and persuade their MPs to attend a meeting this month which will examine how pharmacies can be supported. Read more on the Flame Health blog today!
Ministers to debate future of pharmacy at Westminster next week
Ministers to debate future of pharmacy at Westminster next week. Ministers will discuss the future of community pharmacy during a Westminster debate next week. Read more on the Flame Health blog today!
Pharmacists to train as prescribing supervisors – NHS funds
Pharmacists to train as prescribing supervisors. Health Education England has announced 1,000 funded training places to support their colleagues’ development. Read more on the Flame Health blog today!
Pharmacy technician training starts next month to broaden their skills
NHS England will launch a series of online training modules next month to help pharmacy technicians widen their skills and deliver more clinical services...
Pharmacy professionals with refugee status to bolster workforce in Wales
Pharmacy professionals with refugee status to bolster workforce in Wales. Health Education and Improvement Wales has set out plans to allow pharmacy professionals with refugee status to return to practice in an attempt to address workforce problems in the country.
Pharmacies ranked most essential service in national survey
Pharmacies ranked most essential service in national survey. Community pharmacies were rated the most essential local service in a recent survey of 1,000 UK adults. Read more on the Flame Health blog today...
Pharmacy news – Labour accuses government of not supporting pharmacy services
Labour accuses the government of not supporting pharmacy services. An important read for people invested in the Pharmacy world that we wanted to share today...