Skip to content

This Site is Intended for Healthcare Professionals Only

Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

Search

Search Results for community care

New pharmacist prescribers set to join NHS high streets
News

New pharmacist prescribers set to join high street pharmacies

Around 1,000 newly-qualified pharmacists gain prescribing powers on 1 August, paving the way for expanded community care across Britain

Royal College of Pharmacy’s advanced credentialing has 92% pass rate
News

Royal College of Pharmacy’s advanced credentialing has 92% pass rate

Candidates across community, primary, and secondary care achieve widespread success in the latest advanced credentialing round

Difficult decisions needed to fix adult care system: Burnham
News

Difficult decisions needed to fix adult care system: Burnham

The Prime Minister said that social care reform was essential not only for those actively needing support, but also for the long-term future of the NHS

Empowering pharmacy-led self-care essential to easing primary care strain: healthcare leaders
News

Empowering pharmacy-led self-care essential to easing primary care strain: healthcare leaders

PAGB’s inaugural podcast highlights medicine reclassification, Pharmacy First funding, and the shift from hospital to community care

Women pharmacists are 'lifeblood' of the community pharmacy: Preet Kaur Gill
News

Women pharmacists are 'lifeblood' of the community pharmacy: Preet Kaur Gill

The minister said the recent financial uplifts in the England pharmacy contract do “not constitute a silver bullet” to sector’s challenges, but her government is keen to shift care from hospital to community

Pharmacy consultations for common ailments hit record high in Wales
News

Pharmacy consultations for common ailments hit record high in Wales

National data reveals a six-fold increase in clinical visits over five years as community pharmacies evolve into primary care hubs

Coughs and headache cases in A&Es: Expert feels primary and community care have failed
News

Cough and headache cases in A&Es: Expert feels primary and community care have failed

Dr Ian Higginson of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine says some conditions may seem minor, but may be symptomatic of serious illnesses requiring emergency care