
Time for some Self-Assessment
No, it’s not tax return time but now that most of us have been able to take a break over the ‘summer(!?)’, this is a good opportunity to reflect on what we need to be better at.
No, it’s not tax return time but now that most of us have been able to take a break over the ‘summer(!?)’, this is a good opportunity to reflect on what we need to be better at.
From the 1st of January 2025 the supply of medicines to Northern Ireland will be governed by the Windsor Framework, which will replace the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society have just released Medicines, Ethics and Practice Edition 46 – July 2023.
Phew…..that was exhausting!!! I know that is a usual comment after an inspection but this was a two day (and two inspectors, a lead inspector plus a trainee) under the new Licence Based Inspection process.
If you have been keeping an eye on the news lately Donanemab will not be a new name to you. Donanemab is the latest break through drug for the treatment of Alzheimer’s.
On May 25 this year, the NHS terms of service were amended, allowing 100-hour pharmacies to reduce their opening hours from 100 to 72 hours.
Does this mean that Scottish pharmacies have hit the jackpot!?! Well, of course not, this is to ‘ease pressures’ currently faced by pharmacies, and numbers can be very misleading.
After Brexit the MHRA had been preparing to take over the role of sole approver of newly licensed medicines in the UK until now.
The government has just announced that it will be funding a pharmacy common ailment scheme in England as part of a huge £645 million investment for the pharmacy industry over the course of the next two years.
The Department of Heath and Social Care has said there will be a ‘reduced’ Pharmacy Quality Scheme for 2023-2024 than previously planned with much fewer elements to the scheme than originally anticipated.