Pharmacy Business
NPA 2007 Pharmacy Planning Print E-mail
Written by Neil Williamson and Kathy Chesterman   
NPA Pharmacy Planning has seen some major, prestigious projects this year as pharmacists seize new contract opportunities with enthusiasm. But at the same time we’re helping smaller pharmacies still concerned about the best way to tackle consultation areas.
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MRSA – people fight back Print E-mail
Written by Matron Products   

The actress Lesley Ash nearly lost her life from an infection with methicillin-sensitive Staphylococcus aureus. While this infection may not be as serious as methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA), it can be life- threatening. The following is an edited extract of her speech to the House of Lords (19 January 2006), where she was invited to appear as a guest speaker for the NHS Trust Association.

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Close encounters Print E-mail
Written by Sarah Thackray   
With intense price pressure in the toiletry market, annual growth rates for toiletry sales have slowed significantly in recent years.
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Using IT to secure your slice of the new contract Print E-mail
Written by System Solutions   
The pharmacy landscape has changed considerably in the last 12 months, when pharmacists were still grappling with the new contract. Services are now being confidently delivered, with many contractors actively investigating other services that can be offered profitably in the near future.
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Dealing with complaints about NHS services Print E-mail
Written by Michelle Styles   
Despite the best intentions, sometimes things go wrong. Perhaps a patient received the wrong medicine, perhaps a member of staff was rude or a customer overheard details of a patient’s condition being discussed. Whatever the circumstances, things can go wrong, so what should pharmacists do when faced with a complaint?
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The pharmacy as a link between pets and people Print E-mail
Written by Philip Sketchley   

Your business is not called a community pharmacy for nothing. Every day you have a constant stream of local residents coming into your pharmacy. There are mothers with their babies and young children, there are older people living on their own who eke out their visit as an opportunity to chat with you and your assistants. And what many of these people have in common is their love for their pets.

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