Jeremyâ€™s been at it again â€“ patronising community pharmacy. Heâ€™s been telling Parliament that the NHS should not â€œcontinue to subsidise pharmacies that are very close to other pharmaciesâ€.
It doesnâ€™t make sense, he insisted, claiming that 40 per cent of pharmacies are in clusters of three or more. And, as with the rest of the NHS, community pharmacy has to make efficiency savings. According to him, the governmentâ€™s â€œreformsâ€ are â€œdesigned to ensure that, where there is only one local pharmacy that people can access, that pharmacy is protectedâ€.
10 Mar 2017 , 1 Min Article