Modernising community pharmacy in Scotland- how do we know what the stakeholders want

Jun 13, 2013

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Acknowledgements. Research colleaguesTerry Porteous, Mandy Ryan, Tony Scott, Michela TinelliPhil Hannaford, Sally WykeFundersChief Scientist Office, MRC/ESRC, NHS R and D. Traditional NHS contracts. Traditional contracts. Dispensing of prescriptionsvolume driven paymentDisplaying leafletsProviding opportunistic advice on dispensed medicinesprofessional feeLocally negotiated serviceseg drug misusers, nursing homes, compliance needs assessment, smoking cessationRecognition of other

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