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List the essential services offered by the community pharmacy

Discharge Medicines Service - support patients who have discharged with medicines (from new drugs)

Dispensing Medicines

Repeat Dispensing / Electronic RD

Public Health (Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles)

Disposal of Unwanted Medicines

Healthy Living Pharmacies

Self care

Signposting

Dispensing Appliances

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What is the contract between community pharmacies an the NHS?

Essential Services offered by all pharmacy contractors as part of the NHS Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (the 'pharmacy contract')

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When should medicines related communication systems be in place?

when patients move from one care setting to another

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When should medicines reconciliation processes be in place?

for all persons discharged from a hospital or another care setting back into primary care and the act of reconciling the medicines should happen within a week of the patient being discharged

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What are the 3 stages of the discharge medicine service?

1. A discharge referral is received by the pharmacy - action within 72 hours:

• - check clinical info

• -medicines reconciliation

• -issues raised with NHS trust / GP

• -PMR

• -Check clinical appropriateness of existing medicines

2. First prescription received by pharmacy following discharge (this may not be a repeat prescription)

3. Check patient's understanding of their medicines regimen

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What is Clinical governance?

What does it entail

a system that ensures healthcare providers improve the quality of care they provide

Involves:

• Clinical audit • Community Pharmacy Patient Questionnaire (CPPQ) • Emergency and Business Continuity Planning • NHS complaints procedure • Patient safety incident reporting • Practice leaflet requirements • Raising concerns (Whistle-blowing)

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What are the 9 advanced services?

-Optional - community pharmacies get paid for this

Pharmacy First (Jan 2024)

Pharmacy Contraception Service

Flu vaccinations

Hypertension case-finding service Oct 2021 New Medicine Service (NMS)

Smoking cessation service

Appliance Use Reviews (AUR)

Stoma Appliance Customisation (SAC)

- Lateral Flow Device service

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What is included in pharmacy first services?

• Advanced service : advice and NHS-funded treatment, where clinically appropriate, for seven common conditions:

• sinusitis • sore throat

• acute otitis media (RTS infections)

• infected insect bite

• Impetigo (RTS Infections)

• Shingles (RTS Dermatology)

• uncomplicated urinary tract infections in women

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What is the pharmacy new medicine service for and 3 stages?

• Advanced service : advice and NHS-funded treatment, where clinically appropriate, for seven common conditions: • sinusitis • sore throat • acute otitis media (RTS infections) • infected insect bite • Impetigo (RTS Infections) • Shingles (RTS Dermatology) • uncomplicated urinary tract infections in women

• 3 Stages:

1. patient engagement; 2. intervention

3. follow up

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List 3 NMS eligible conditions

• asthma and COPD • diabetes (Type 2) • hypertension • hypercholesterolaemia • osteoporosis • gout • glaucoma • epilepsy • Parkinson's disease • urinary incontinence/retention • heart failure • acute coronary syndromes • atrial fibrillation • long term risks of venous thromboembolism/embolism • stroke / transient ischemic attack • coronary heart disease • antidepressants

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What is the hypertension case finding service aims?

-Aimed at >40s

-Refer to GP to confirm diagnosis and for appropriate management

• 2 Stages :

• Identify target patients and undertake 'clinic' BP • Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM)

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Aim of Pharmacy Contraception Service

service aims : provide people greater choice and access when considering continuing their current form of contraception.

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What areas do women health strategies focus on

Menstrual health and gynaecological conditions • Fertility, pregnancy, pregnancy loss and postnatal support • Menopause • Mental health and wellbeing • Cancers • Health impacts of violence against women and girls • Healthy ageing and long-term conditions

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What are Enhanced and locally commissioned pharmacy services

-optional

• EHC • Anticoagulant testing • Cystitis Test and Treat • Substance Dependency - consumption / needle exchange • Vaccinations - HPV, Pneumonia, Travel , Chickenpox

-Covid vaccination service