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Milton Keynes PCT
Patient population: 261,000
Number of pharmacies: 41
Number of enhanced services offered: 6
Enhanced services offered: care homes, minor ailments, EHC,
supervised consumption, needle exchange, chlamydia
Total PCT spend on enhanced services: £131,848
Total spend on MURs: £199,000
MUR spend per pharmacy: £4,854
PCT spend on EHC: £2,167.34
Max fee paid for EHC intervention: £24.21
EHC uptake rate: 80%
PCT spend on Chlamydia screening: £250.00
Max fee paid for Chlamydia intervention: £10.00
Chlamydia uptake rate: 46.34%
Total PCT spend on minor ailments: £35,740.76
Minor ailments spend per pharmacy: £696.67
Information governance breaches: 15