Compliance Aid (Blister Pack, Venalink)
Free Prescription Collection Service
Free Prescription Delivery Service
The Medicine Use Review (MUR)is a structured review that is undertaken by a qualified pharmacist to help patients to manage their medicines more effectively. This consultation takes place in a private consultation room in our pharmacy and it is all confidential.
The MUR involves the pharmacist reviewing the patient’s use of their medication, ensuring they understand how their medicines should be used and why they have been prescribed, identifying any problems and then, where necessary, providing feedback to the Doctor. An MUR Feedback Form will be provided to the patient’s GP where there is an issue for them to consider. An MUR is not usually conducted more than once a year.
An MUR is a way to:
- improve patients’ understanding of their medicines;
- highlight problematic side effects and propose solutions where appropriate;
- improve adherence; and
- reduce medicines wastage, usually by encouraging the patient only to order the medicines they require.
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please add patient survey to main menu and link to attached, can it be made into a pdf doc please, add patient survey slide too and link to it.
please add
- Medicines Use Review (MUR)
- New Medicines Service (NMS
to services as well and then this content for each:
Medicine Use review (MUR):
The Medicine Use Review (MUR)is a structured review that is undertaken by a qualified pharmacist to help patients to manage their medicines more effectively. This consultation takes place in a private consultation room in our pharmacy and it is all confidential.
The MUR involves the pharmacist reviewing the patient’s use of their medication, ensuring they understand how their medicines should be used and why they have been prescribed, identifying any problems and then, where necessary, providing feedback to the Doctor. An MUR Feedback Form will be provided to the patient’s GP where there is an issue for them to consider. An MUR is not usually conducted more than once a year.
An MUR is a way to:
- improve patients’ understanding of their medicines;
- highlight problematic side effects and propose solutions where appropriate;
- improve adherence; and
- reduce medicines wastage, usually by encouraging the patient only to order the medicines they require.
An MUR is not:
- a full clinical review;
- an agreement about changes to medicines;
- a discussion about the medical condition beyond that which is needed to achieve the above objectives; or
- a discussion on the effectiveness of treatment based on test results.
The service provides support for people with long-term conditions newly prescribed a medicine to help improve medicines adherence; it is initially focused on particular patient groups and conditions.This consultation takes place in a private consultation room in our pharmacy and it is all confidential.
New Medicine Service would:
- improve patient adherence which will generally lead to better health outcomes;
- increase patient engagement with their condition and medicines, supporting patients in making decisions about their treatment and self-management;
- reduce medicines wastage;
- reduce hospital admissions due to adverse events from medicines;
- lead to increased Yellow Card reporting of adverse reactions to medicines by pharmacists and patients, thereby supporting improved pharmacovigilance;
- receive positive assessment from patients;
- improve the evidence base on the effectiveness of the service; and
- support the development of outcome and/or quality measures for community pharmacy.
Repeat Prescriptions dispensing
Compliance Aid (Blister Pack, Venalink)
Free Prescription Collection Service
Free Prescription Delivery Service
The Medicine Use Review (MUR)is a structured review that is undertaken by a qualified pharmacist to help patients to manage their medicines more effectively. This consultation takes place in a private consultation room in our pharmacy and it is all confidential.
The MUR involves the pharmacist reviewing the patient’s use of their medication, ensuring they understand how their medicines should be used and why they have been prescribed, identifying any problems and then, where necessary, providing feedback to the Doctor. An MUR Feedback Form will be provided to the patient’s GP where there is an issue for them to consider. An MUR is not usually conducted more than once a year.
An MUR is a way to:
- improve patients’ understanding of their medicines;
- highlight problematic side effects and propose solutions where appropriate;
- improve adherence; and
- reduce medicines wastage, usually by encouraging the patient only to order the medicines they require.
| 4:15 PM (17 minutes ago) |
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please add patient survey to main menu and link to attached, can it be made into a pdf doc please, add patient survey slide too and link to it.
please add
- Medicines Use Review (MUR)
- New Medicines Service (NMS
to services as well and then this content for each:
Medicine Use review (MUR):
The Medicine Use Review (MUR)is a structured review that is undertaken by a qualified pharmacist to help patients to manage their medicines more effectively. This consultation takes place in a private consultation room in our pharmacy and it is all confidential.
The MUR involves the pharmacist reviewing the patient’s use of their medication, ensuring they understand how their medicines should be used and why they have been prescribed, identifying any problems and then, where necessary, providing feedback to the Doctor. An MUR Feedback Form will be provided to the patient’s GP where there is an issue for them to consider. An MUR is not usually conducted more than once a year.
An MUR is a way to:
- improve patients’ understanding of their medicines;
- highlight problematic side effects and propose solutions where appropriate;
- improve adherence; and
- reduce medicines wastage, usually by encouraging the patient only to order the medicines they require.
An MUR is not:
- a full clinical review;
- an agreement about changes to medicines;
- a discussion about the medical condition beyond that which is needed to achieve the above objectives; or
- a discussion on the effectiveness of treatment based on test results.
The service provides support for people with long-term conditions newly prescribed a medicine to help improve medicines adherence; it is initially focused on particular patient groups and conditions.This consultation takes place in a private consultation room in our pharmacy and it is all confidential.
New Medicine Service would:
- improve patient adherence which will generally lead to better health outcomes;
- increase patient engagement with their condition and medicines, supporting patients in making decisions about their treatment and self-management;
- reduce medicines wastage;
- reduce hospital admissions due to adverse events from medicines;
- lead to increased Yellow Card reporting of adverse reactions to medicines by pharmacists and patients, thereby supporting improved pharmacovigilance;
- receive positive assessment from patients;
- improve the evidence base on the effectiveness of the service; and
- support the development of outcome and/or quality measures for community pharmacy.
Repeat Prescriptions dispensing
Middleton
Greater Manchester
M24 5NQ