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A host of new services make it seem like good times are ahead – but is it safe to trust that things are looking up for the sector, asks Shy Teli
Community pharmacy has shifted from a supply service to a clinical service right before our very eyes. We’ve had the Taylor Swift-style midnight launch of more details on Pharmacy First, an agreement to finally allow us greater access to GP records, and contraception is finally available for women without a prescription from their local pharmacy.
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‘Vote no’ campaigner Martin Astbury tells C+D why he believes the RPS plans for change represent a shift away from pharmacist leadership and why members should vote against them this week…
I also read comments that CPE does not appreciate this critical position, and I fundamentally refute that. Knowing the colleagues, both elected and employed, at CPE as I do, this is far from the case.
Community pharmacy is risk adverse, considered, and dare I say it, conservative. But, when it comes to the survival of pharmacy, we can’t afford to let the fear of change – or those resistant to it - hold us back.
How has the role of a pharmacy technician been professionalised, and what's their place within community pharmacy’s future?
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