Improving access to contraception
Calls to reclassify oral contraceptives in order to increase accessibility and reduce unintended pregnancies are getting louder.
Calls to reclassify oral contraceptives in order to increase accessibility and reduce unintended pregnancies are getting louder.
How can the results of clinical tests and their implications be explained to patients?
There is an urgent need to improve bowel care and the management of constipation, and not only to relieve patient distress.
The over-indulgence in food and alcohol at this time of year offers a key opportunity to promote pharmacy’s role in the management of upper GI issues.
There are many common women’s health problems that can benefit from fast intervention, and pharmacy teams can help.
Pharmacy teams can be on hand to offer advice, product recommendations and signposting for bowel complaints.
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Calls to reclassify oral contraceptives in order to increase accessibility and reduce unintended pregnancies are getting louder.
How can the results of clinical tests and their implications be explained to patients?
There are many common women’s health problems that can benefit from fast intervention, and pharmacy teams can help.
Pharmacy teams can be on hand to offer advice, product recommendations and signposting for bowel complaints.
From blister packs to PPE, the range of pharmacy items that can now be recycled is growing all the time.
The Community Pharmacist Consultation Service is part of the change in direction for community pharmacy services, recognising and promoting the clinical contribution that pharmacists can make.
The CPCF heralds a real change in direction for community pharmacy in England. Find out more in our new module.
The CPCF heralds a real change in direction for community pharmacies in England. This module helps pharmacists understand the changes and how to create an action plan.
The new CPCF contains no extra funding, but a definite shake-up of services. What do these changes mean for pharmacy staff?
Real World Analytics' Paul Counter runs the numbers from the five year contract deal through their analytical filters
P3pharmacy's at a glance guide to the initial announcement of the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework
How does the NHS Long Term Plan fit with calls for greater investment in self care – and what role can community pharmacy play?
An increased focus on health technology will change the way pharmacists work. The question is – how quickly?
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