GP Pharmacist Support
Embedded GP Pharmacist Services for Practice Teams
Embedding clinical pharmacists directly into your GP practice team
Our GP pharmacist support service embeds our own expert clinical pharmacists into practices’ teams, integrating smoothly into day-to-day running and supporting safe medicines management.
This service is designed to significantly reduce GP workload, enhance patient safety, improve QOF performance, and create a more sustainable and efficient model of Primary Care.
How Will This Help My Practice?
Immediate Workload Reduction
Enhanced Medicines Governance
Improved QOF & Local Incentive Outcomes
Continuity with Long-Term Pharmacists
“The team is consistently reliable. Phones are always answered and emails come back the same day. It’s made a real difference to how we run our medication reviews.”
“Fast email replies and always there when we need clinical input. The pharmacists fit straight into the team and just get on with the work.”
“Excellent service from start to finish. Easy to reach, quick to reply, and they clearly know NHS workflows inside out. We couldn’t recommend the team more highly.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tasks do your pharmacists tackle for GP practices?
Our clinical pharmacists take on many tasks throughout the practice to reduce both administrative and clinical workloads and pressures on GP teams. They have capabilities to handle:
- Medication reviews, including SMRs, MUR-style reviews, and optimisation
- Repeat prescription requests and synchronisation
- High-risk drug monitoring
- Acute medication queries
- Long-term condition support, including atrial fibrillation, diabetes, respiratory conditions, hypertension, and heart failure
- Discharge medicines reconciliation
- Clinical coding and documentation
- Polypharmacy reduction and deprescribing support
What level of clinical work can your pharmacists do?
Our pharmacists are expertly trained to manage both routine and moderately complex medication-related tasks. This includes structured medication reviews, deprescribing, safety monitoring, reconciliation, and chronic disease optimisation.
Some of our clinical pharmacists are also independent prescribers, who have capabilities to support enhanced roles if required and agreed within the practice.
Do your pharmacists support on-the-day patient demand?
Yes, our pharmacists are able to handle same-day medication queries, including repeat issues, optimisation questions, and safety reviews. This helps to significantly reduce pressure on GP clinicians, allowing them to handle other urgent tasks within the practice. Our pharmacists do not replace the urgent care clinicians, but work alongside them.
Can you help with QOF?
Absolutely – our pharmacists support coding, medication optimisation, follow-up actions, and long-term condition management. All of these aspects contribute directly to practice QOF performance.
