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Is it worth registering your business in Singapore? - 4 views

In fact, Singapore is an ideal place for a successful business, doing business in it is really convenient, because the local authorities do not burden new companies with unnecessary inspections and...

started by estevans on 26 May 24 1 follow-up, last by raansom on 26 May 24

Where to buy a beautiful ring? - 4 views

I am still only planning to buy a ring for my girlfriend, whom I want to take as a wife and choose options in the store PIERRE. There is a very large selection there. And by the way, they have a se...

started by lenniee on 05 Jul 24 1 follow-up, last by raansom on 05 Jul 24

Empower Pharmacist to Prescribe: Exploring Labour Promising Policy 2024 UK - 0 views

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pharmacybiz on 08 Jul 24

Healthcare reform emerged as a cornerstone of the Labour Party's manifesto leading up to the recent general election. A standout pledge was the establishment of a Community Pharmacist Prescribing Service, aimed at granting pharmacists independent prescribing rights where clinically suitable. This initiative is seen as a positive step in addressing critical challenges within the National Health Service (NHS). Numark Chairman Harry McQuillan praised Labour's recognition of pharmacists' role in patient care through expanded prescribing rights. "Let's be honest, pharmacists are an underutilised resource within the healthcare system. We possess extensive training and expertise, yet our full potential hasn't always been acknowledged. "By harnessing pharmacists expanded prescribing rights, Labour is acknowledging our significant role in patient care. This initiative aims to recognise our skills and enhance patient care, ensuring quicker access to necessary treatments," he said. However, he pointed out that the concept requires further exploration, as the rights to prescribe are already granted through the recent change to undergraduate training that incorporates prescribing.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Healthcare reform emerged as a cornerstone of the Labour Party's manifesto leading up to the recent general election. A standout pledge was the establishment of a Community Pharmacist Prescribing Service, aimed at granting pharmacists independent prescribing rights where clinically suitable. This initiative is seen as a positive step in addressing critical challenges within the National Health Service (NHS). Numark Chairman Harry McQuillan praised Labour's recognition of pharmacists' role in patient care through expanded prescribing rights. "Let's be honest, pharmacists are an underutilised resource within the healthcare system. We possess extensive training and expertise, yet our full potential hasn't always been acknowledged. "By harnessing pharmacists expanded prescribing rights, Labour is acknowledging our significant role in patient care. This initiative aims to recognise our skills and enhance patient care, ensuring quicker access to necessary treatments," he said. However, he pointed out that the concept requires further exploration, as the rights to prescribe are already granted through the recent change to undergraduate training that incorporates prescribing.</div>

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Choosing engagement rings - 2 views

What's the problem with picking out the engagement ring yourself? Let your future wife choose what she wants and you choose your own, that's the way it was for our couple. Fortunately, now there is...

started by geovannii on 14 Jun 24 1 follow-up, last by raansom on 14 Jun 24

How do you come up with titles for your articles? - 3 views

You're right, a colorful headline is really important for an article because it's the first thing people pay attention to, and if it hooks them, they're more likely to read your article. But let me...

started by lenniee on 10 Jul 24 1 follow-up, last by geovannii on 10 Jul 24

Support the BMA's Fight Against 2024/25 GP Contract Changes - 0 views

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pharmacybiz on 24 Jul 24

The British Medical Association (BMA) has urged non-GP partners and contractors, including pharmacists, nurses, and physiotherapists, to support their "Protect Your Patients, Protect Your GP Practice" campaign, which was launched to protest changes to the 2024/25 GP contract. GP contractors and partners across England have strongly opposed the modifications to the GMS contract, leading to an ongoing dispute with the NHS. The BMA highlights that general practice in England currently receives just 6 pence of every NHS pound and an average GMS 'global sum' of £107.57 per registered patient annually. Since 2018/19, CPI erosion to the GMS contract has resulted in a loss of £659 million, or 6.6%. This financial strain has contributed to the closure or merger of over 1,300 practices over the past decade. To address these issues, the BMA is urging all GP contractors and partner members to vote YES in the GPC England non-statutory ballot, which will be open until July 29.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The British Medical Association (BMA) has urged non-GP partners and contractors, including pharmacists, nurses, and physiotherapists, to support their "Protect Your Patients, Protect Your GP Practice" campaign, which was launched to protest changes to the 2024/25 GP contract. GP contractors and partners across England have strongly opposed the modifications to the GMS contract, leading to an ongoing dispute with the NHS. The BMA highlights that general practice in England currently receives just 6 pence of every NHS pound and an average GMS 'global sum' of £107.57 per registered patient annually. Since 2018/19, CPI erosion to the GMS contract has resulted in a loss of £659 million, or 6.6%. This financial strain has contributed to the closure or merger of over 1,300 practices over the past decade. To address these issues, the BMA is urging all GP contractors and partner members to vote YES in the GPC England non-statutory ballot, which will be open until July 29. </div>

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Where can I download about Null's Clash? - 3 views

Null's Clash is not a directly game, but only a dedicated and private server of the game named "Clash of Clans", which is played by many of its fans. And yes, indeed, on this server there is a huge...

started by lenniee on 21 Jul 24 1 follow-up, last by estevans on 21 Jul 24

Which browser is the best anti-detector browser? - 2 views

In order to choose the most suitable browser that meets all your requirements, you need to familiarize yourself with all the available worthy options. For example, you may find useful this list, wh...

started by estevans about 14 hours ago 1 follow-up, last by lenniee about 13 hours ago

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