The Pharmacist Will See You Now Podcast.
danielread
Did you know that there are over 6,000 pharmacists working in general practices in England? Did you also know that NHS England is committing upwards of £1bn a year to additional roles (including pharmacists) funding to support the expansion of multi disciplinary teams in general practice? Every week the pharmacist will see you now podcast will feature a panel of general practice pharmacists discussing examples of the types of medicines queries they deal with on a daily basis. Our aim is to provide a peer to peer support and education tool for pharmacists, whilst providing greater insight to the general public on the role of GP pharmacists. If you enjoy this podcast, please give us a review, and follow our Twitter page @PharmacistPodc1 This podcast is brought to you in association with the MyPharmacistTeam App. The first purpose built, peer to peer support app for general practice pharmacists. Virtual support, virtually in the same room. www.mypharmacistteam.co.uk
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