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As the long-awaited Fuller stocktake is published, Leyla Hannbeck reflects on the missed opportunity to put pharmacy at the frontline of prevention and questions the real reasons the sector has once again been overlooked
The Fuller stocktake report aimed to decipher the next steps for integrating primary care. Published on May 26, it noted “there are real signs of genuine and growing discontent with primary care – both from the public who use it and the professionals who work within it”.
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2It is a step forward, but set against the backdrop of the economic analysis it’s just not enough to help community pharmacy release itself from the financial blackhole it has been placed in.
3'The sector is under tremendous financial pressure, but the measures we’re announcing today will go a long way to mitigating those pressures and help get the sector back onto an even keel.'
0How does community pharmacy balance providing healthcare and being a business, and does the label of ‘private’ risk undermining community pharmacy’s role in the health system?
'The sector is under tremendous financial pressure, but the measures we’re announcing today will go a long way to mitigating those pressures and help get the sector back onto an even keel.'
How does community pharmacy balance providing healthcare and being a business, and does the label of ‘private’ risk undermining community pharmacy’s role in the health system?
