Under the Freedom of Information Act, C+D asked all PCTs in the UK what discussions they had had on decommissioning pharmacy enhanced services, what decisions had been made on the services in question and the reasons for those decisions.
Use C+D's interactive map below to find out where and which enhanced schemes are under pressure. Simply mouse over any orange PCT to see what services it has decommissioned – and why.
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 Exclusive A C+D investigation of 104 PCTs across Engand found many had discussed cutting pharmacy services, with several citing low delivery levels as a reason for decommissioning. |
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As C+D’s decommissioning and quality investigation reveals yet more concerns about pharmacy-delivered health checks, James Bloodworth asks: what is holding the sector back? |
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