Last month, NHS England (NHSE) launched a media campaign to “encourage the public to access” the new Pharmacy First common conditions service.
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Sector calls for ‘clearer Pharmacy First messaging’ amid patient aggression
The pharmacy negotiator has highlighted the need for clearer messaging over what is and isn’t covered by the new common conditions service following reports of patients “yelling and throwing items” at pharmacists.
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