CPSC - News updates

Easter, May & August Bank Holiday pharmacy opening times in South East pharmacies need to be confirmed with the NHS Regional Team

Welcome to the 14th email update relating to the 2020/21 season for all pharmacy contractors and pharmacists. Read on for more details...

This month's topic is NHS CPCS Complete Support Package

January 2021 offers another unique opportunity to motivate, galvanise and encourage adults to make a positive change in 2021, at a time when most adults plan to make at least one change to their health and wellbeing

Latest news, information and guidance from NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSE&I) and other bodies for primary care teams (4th January)

The Essential service, which all pharmacy contractors will have to provide, enables NHS Trusts to refer patients who would benefit from extra guidance around new prescribed medicines for provision of the DMS at their community pharmacy

Letter and agreement document published that sets out how a COVID-19 vaccination service will be commissioned directly from community pharmacy

A new range of assets to target key behaviours and to promote the core message 'Hands, Face, Space'

Next webinar: Monday 11th January, providing local support and advice for our pharmacy contractors. Events provided by CPSC and our local training expert partner Pharmacy Complete

Latest news, information and guidance from NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSE&I) and other bodies for primary care teams (28th December)

The SHARE checklist is an easy tool to pass on to people in your community to help them know what to look out for before they like, comment or share information they come across online.

Find out how this programme supports provisionally registered pharmacists (PRPs) through the transitional stage from pre-registration trainee, to provisional registration, right through to becoming a fully registered pharmacist

Community testing is a major new tool to help identify and isolate individuals who have COVID-19 but do not have symptoms and may inadvertently be spreading the virus

Government response and new recommendations as COVID-19 cases rise rapidly due to the emergence of a new variant of the virus

Public Health England reports on novel strain following its recent investigation