Local pharmaceutical committee awarded £60k contract to improve referral rates to pharmacies

The integration project is aimed at assessing barriers to integration for community pharmacy services to propose solutions to streamline their processes and ensure the right patients are prioritised.
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In January 2025, Community Pharmacy Norfolk and Suffolk will share Discharge Medicines Service best practice with pharmacies

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Community pharmacy leaders in Norfolk and Suffolk have secured a £60,000 contract to lead an integration project with local integrated care boards (ICBs) that aims to increase service referrals to community pharmacy.

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