Around 45% of hospital emergency departments have a clinical pharmacy service, MPs told
Giving evidence to the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee pharmacy inquiry, David Webb, chief pharmaceutical officer for England, said the figure was a "significant step" towards all hospital emergency departments having a dedicated pharmacist.
David Webb said the data were a move towards meeting Royal College of Emergency Medicine and UK Clinical Pharmacy Association guidance
Paul Stuart
Approximately 45% of hospital emergency departments (EDs) in the UK have a clinical pharmacy service, David Webb, chief pharmaceutical officer for England, has told MPs.
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