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 Jennifer Richardson As the war against the NHS reforms continues, there remains a pressing question: how to change pharmacy's funding model to support services |
 PCT Investigation 2011 More than £3.8 million of agreed funding went unused in pharmacy EHC, chlamydia and minor ailments services across England last year, C+D's PCT Investigation 2011 has found. |
 PCT Investigation 2011 Private pharmacy flu vaccinations are booming, so why are commissioners still unwilling to let the sector deliver the service for the NHS, asks James Bloodworth |
Heart Of Birmingham Teaching PCT
Patient population: 322,202
Number of pharmacies: 89
Number of enhanced services offered: 10
Enhanced services offered: care homes, minor ailments, EHC, smoking cessation, supervised consumption, needle exchange, chlamydia
Total PCT spend on enhanced services: £1,025,700
Total spend on MURs: £393,316
MUR spend per pharmacy: £4,419
PCT spend on Chlamydia screening: £972.00
Max fee paid for Chlamydia intervention: £10.33
Chlamydia uptake rate: 96.63%
Total PCT spend on minor ailments: £524,425.00
Information governance breaches: 14