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12 Jul 2012

C+D Senator calls on pharmacists to become NHS ‘ally’ on cost-effectiveness

Practice C+D Senator Hemant Patel (pictured) has urged pharmacists to curry favour with commissioners by highlighting community pharmacy's cost-effectiveness...
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Gerry Diamond, Other pharmacist
Posted on 12 July 2012.
Hemant Patel is quite rightl to a point going forward in the new NHS will require more than just cost effectivenes but embracing the whole QIPP agenda which required quality and innovation not just cost effectiveness.
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Yo Palumeri, Community pharmacist
Posted on 13 July 2012.
my qustion is why?
CP already works hard in driving down the drug bill with little or no recognition.
Until rewards follow then my question remains why?
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