Outsourced clinical pharmacist support: what it means for GP practices and PCNs
What outsourced clinical pharmacist support means for GP practices and PCNs, how a managed service differs from staffing, and what good delivery looks like.
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Best Clinical Pharmacist Provider for GP Practices and PCNs: What to Check Before You Choose
Choosing a clinical pharmacist provider for your GP practice or PCN? A practical checklist to compare governance, delivery, data security, supervision and medicines support.
Sustainability at Virtual Pharmacist: tree planting, carbon offsetting and a greener NHS
How Virtual Pharmacist supports a greener NHS: a remote clinical pharmacy model with a lower carbon footprint, plus tree planting and carbon offsetting through Ecologi.
Virtual Pharmacist at Best Practice Show: Clinical Pharmacy Services for GP Practices and PCNs
Managed clinical pharmacy services for GP practices, PCNs and ICBs. Meet Virtual Pharmacist at Best Practice Show in Birmingham and London.
Virtual Pharmacist Wins Pharmacy Solutions Provider of the Year at the General Practice Awards
Virtual Pharmacist has been named Pharmacy Solutions Provider of the Year at the General Practice Awards, recognising our managed clinical pharmacy services for GP practices and PCNs.
Virtual Pharmacist confirms DCB0129 clinical safety compliance
Virtual Pharmacist confirms its digital clinical systems meet DCB0129, the NHS clinical risk management standard for health IT system manufacturers.
Independent prescribing pharmacists in primary care: what it means for your practice
What independent prescribing pharmacists can do in GP practices, the supervision and governance to check, and how a managed service makes IP safe.
Meeting the GP access target by taking medicines work off your GPs
Struggling to meet the GP access target while keeping up long-term condition care? See how a managed clinical pharmacy service removes the medicines workload.
Benefits of a managed clinical pharmacy service: why GP practices and PCNs choose one
The benefits of a managed clinical pharmacy service for GP practices and PCNs: continuity, governance held by the provider, breadth of medicines work and no recruitment burden.
