Summary This article highlights ways the pharmacy team across the whole of the NHS can contribute to the prudent healthcare agenda. It recognises the delivery of healthcare services are changing and shows how clinical pharmacy roles can offer fresh opportunities for changing the dynamics of patient care in both community and acute care environments. Introduction Pharmacists are ideally placed to […]
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Privacy PolicySo much to learn from Scotland about transformational change in the refer/assess/treat model with huge emphasis on early intervention.Clear fit with the #prudenthealthcare #valuebasedhealthcare model here in Wales.#RCSLTStudyDay2018 twitter.com/Glennetal/stat…
@NatLeadAHPCYP speaking about what is going on in Scotland. ‘Everything amazing starts out as unrealistic.’ #rcsltstudyday2018 pic.twitter.com/H5xAjYnlJ4
— Glenn Carter (@Glennetal) October 4, 2018
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