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Community Pharmacy England CEO Janet Morrison and Steve Race MP, Chair of the APPG for Pharmacy, hosted a Parliamentary event this week (Monday 7th April) on the pharmacy funding settlement for 2024/25 and 2025/26. Community Pharmacy England representatives met with 25 cross-party MPs and Parliamentary Staff Members at the Houses of Parliament, with some dialing [...]

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NHS England invites community pharmacy owners and teams to participate in user research on vaccination point-of-care solutions. The goal is to understand the decision-making process and gather insights into preferences and requirements for Point-of-Care solutions. Virtual sessions, lasting 20-30 minutes, offer an opportunity to share your views and suggestions. Interviews will be scheduled from 9th [...]

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A recorded presentation on the new funding and contractual arrangements for community pharmacies is now available to watch on-demand.  Following the announcement of the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) settlement last week, Community Pharmacy England has been working around the clock to provide information, develop resources and answer your questions. Part of this work included [...]

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MHRA Class 2 Medicines Notification: Synalar GEL 30g, Synalar GEL 60g,(fluocinoline acetonide 0.025%) Reig Jofre UK Drug alert number: EL(25)A/16 Date issued: 08 April 2025 It has been identified that the batches of Synalar Gel 30g and 60g listed in this notification contain a residual solvent (benzene) at a level exceeding the ICH limit of [...]

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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has launched a new campaign to help increase awareness of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Targeted at younger adults, the campaign aims to build support for the behaviours that will help keep antibiotics working. Over the course of six weeks, the character ‘Andi Biotic’ will be popping up to make sure [...]

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