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HELLO For my donation project, you may be the person I need. In short, my name is Alexandrea BERTUZZI, of Italian origin, but under medical observation in France. I suffer from a serious illness wh...
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Real Time Exemption :Pharmacies can now check in real time - 0 views
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pharmacybiz on 13 Jul 22More than 80 per cent of pharmacy organisations have received the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) functionality for Real Time Exemption Checking (RTEC). The NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) has confirmed RTEC has been rolled out gradually, in phases. Contractors first received RTEC for use with processing NHSBSA exemptions. RTEC allows pharmacy teams to digitally check if patients are eligible for free NHS prescriptions because they hold a specific exemption. The rollout of the DWP inclusion in RTEC means patients found to be exempt via RTEC no longer need to complete an exemption declaration on an EPS token, saving time for patients and pharmacy teams. David Broome, a community pharmacy contractor in Leeds and PSNC regional representative said: "The rollout of the DWP for our pharmacy team has been a positive development, helping reduce the amount of paperwork that my team and patients have to deal with and in turn the environmental impact of our operations. Whereas I used to send my paperwork bundle to the NHSBSA in a large box, I now send this in an envelope!" Contractors can access and confirm their acceptance of the RTEC user agreement via the RTEC registration form in the NHSBSA's Manage Your Service (MYS) portal.
Complete 2023/24 CPAF Screening Questionnaire by July 30 - 0 views
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Pharmacy owners using NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) Manage Your Service (MYS) portal are urged to complete the 2023/24 Community Pharmacy Assurance Framework (CPAF) screening questionnaire which is available until midnight on Sunday (30 July). The short screening questionnaire consists of 10 questions. Those who are not yet signed up to MYS will be able to complete the questionnaire online. The questions will be published on the NHSBSA website shortly. Once the screening questionnaires have been completed, NHS England will then select a small number of pharmacies for a monitoring visit and/or to complete the full CPAF questionnaire. Community Pharmacy England has published a short Briefing on the screening process. As the questions have not changed since 2022/23 the previous briefing is still relevant.
The Solution To My Snoring Problem! - 1 views
For over two years, I have been suffering from my snoring problem until such time that my partner could no longer take it and finally complained. And because of that I consulted Stop Snoring Now Sh...
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A Gratifying Day Spa Experience - 1 views
All my friends were raving about this day spa in Blackwood Hills called Shantai. They do mas-sages, waxing, body treatments, facials, and lots of other day spa stuff. It is so great, you feel total...
Is it true that Breast augmentation can cause cancer? My Experience - 0 views
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There are many speculations associated with breast implants; they go as big as cancer and as little as scar breast augmentation. I will share with you my true experience and share my true thoughts.
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I have been enjoying my belly dance lessons with Bellydance Art Academy since I have been with them for six months now and I really enjoyed every classes we had. Honestly, I knew very little about ...
Prevention Cream For Stretch Marks - 1 views
I was really afraid to get pregnant because I knew then that my skin will be prone to stretch marks. That is why I have researched on How to get rid of stretch marks to prevent it from appearing o...
Effective Stretch Mark Remedy - 2 views
I gave birth six months ago. What bothers me are these stretch marks that are found in my belly. I could not wear my swim wear attire whenever my family would decide to stay at the beach to swim. I...
Craftmatic Bed for Me - 1 views
I could not sleep well before. My back constantly ached every time I slept on my bed at my flat. There could be something wrong with my back. I ignored it for few months until one night I could no...
A Gratifying Day Spa Experience - 1 views
All my friends were raving about this day spa in Blackwood Hills called Shantai. They do mas-sages, waxing, body treatments, facials, and lots of other day spa stuff. It is so great, you feel total...
The Most Effective Hair Treatment - 1 views
I was really disappointed when my hair was accidentally damaged by a hair stylist who claimed to be good in the field. I instantly regretted trusting her with my desired hairstyle. Luckily, my sist...
Gaining Back My Good Health - 1 views
Due to my very hectic schedule at work there were several times that I skipped some meals and ate mostly canned foods or those that have preservatives. I thought it would not affect my health beca...
The 3 Week Diet - 0 views
You don't know me but my name is Catheline and I bought The 3 Week Diet one month ago. I want to share my weight loss story with you. Since having my first child, I've been carrying around an extr...
My Craftmatic Bed Helped Me Sleep - 1 views
Funny thing, when I graduated from college and went straight to work, I started to have restless nights. At first, I thought it was because I kept on thinking of my work and the stress it carried. ...
Raj Aggarwal:Recollections of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II - 0 views
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It was my great privilege be appointed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to serve as her representative in South Glamorgan as Deputy Lord Lieutenant and also as Honorary Captain in the Royal Navy. During that time I was incredibly lucky to have met her on a number of occasions, including the state opening of Parliament, the Buckingham Palace Summer Garden Party, the Commonwealth reception and at various culture celebrations. I remember clearly the first time I met her at Buckingham Palace in 2010. Her Majesty looked at my name badge and saw that I had an OBE, and said: "Oh, did I do that one?" I replied: "No Ma'am that was bestowed by the Prince of Wales." She looked at me kindly, smiled and said: "That's a shame, I missed out on that one." I replied, slightly cheekily: "It was a shame for me too."
Submit Pharmacy First Claims by March 15, 2024 - 0 views
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Pharmacy owners can make their claims for February Pharmacy First consultations until 5pm on Friday 15 March 2024, the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) announced on Monday. The deadline for Pharmacy First submission was extended following a technical issue in the NHSBSA Manage Your Service (MYS) portal, which led to the claims appearing incorrectly in the portal. The NHSBSA has been working with suppliers and NHS England to investigate and address the problem. While the problem has been resolved, the NHSBSA has advised pharmacy owners to check their submissions carefully before submitting. If any issues persist, they are advised to contact their Pharmacy First IT system supplier helpdesk to escalate the matter and not to confirm their claims in MYS until the issue has been resolved. Pharmacy owners are informed that the extended deadline is for February only and it includes any consultations completed on 31 January 2024.
Community pharmacists lead Pharmacy First digital launch - 0 views
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Community pharmacists in England have launched a new digital platform called My Local Surgery, enabling patients to access Pharmacy First consultations online. This initiative, a part of the NHS Pharmacy First scheme, facilitates free video consultations for six common conditions, connecting patients with community pharmacists for clinical advice and treatment. The platform, spearheaded by a team of pharmacy, tech, and clinical services experts, including experienced community pharmacists Darren Lingaloo and Gulraj Dhillon, tech specialist Nav Ramiah, and Dr. Adam Kirk, a seasoned NHS and digital healthcare professional, seeks to meet the rising demand for clinical services. Darren Lingaloo, co-founder and chief pharmacist at My Local Surgery, said: "The evolving role of pharmacists is long overdue and has the potential to save millions of GP appointments every year.
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