TayPEOLC Pharmacy

PHARMACY RESOURCES: Pharmacy Resources.pdf

** Tayside Community Pharmacy - Temporary Palliative Care Stock List April 2020 - For Use During Covid-19 Pandemic **

Please find attached a copy of the Tayside Community Pharmacy - Temporary Palliative Care Stock List April 2020 - For Use During Covid-19 Pandemic.

This is intended to support the local implementation of the two temporary guidelines recently released on the Scottish Palliative Care Guidelines website: http://www.palliativecareguidelines.scot.nhs.uk

Community Pharmacy Palliative Care Stock List for Use During Covid 19 Pandemic (April 2020).docx

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TayPEOLC MCN Pharmacy Network

Aim:

The community pharmacy PEOLC network supports individual practitioners to deliver high quality pharmaceutical palliative care to the local population irrespective of care setting.

Community Pharmacy Palliative Care Pharmacists carry a recommended stock of palliative care medicines and provide specialist advice to all other Community Pharmacists and other appropriate health care professionals as and when required based upon individual patient need. The overall aim is to ensure that people can access palliative care medicines at the appropriate time to enable them to remain in their own home if desired.

Lead:

Shirley Kelly, Macmillan Lead Palliative Care Pharmacist, NHS Tayside

The PEOLC community pharmacy network has it's own webpage:

https://www.communitypharmacy.scot.nhs.uk/nhs-boards/nhs-tayside/pharmacy-services/palliative-care/

Events:

Introductory Palliative Care Learning Session for Pharmacists 2019.

Palliative Care - Supporting people at the end of life, Shirley Kelly, Macmillan Lead Palliative Care Pharmacist, NHS Tayside.

Introductory Palliative Care Learning Session for Pharmacists 2019.pptx

Pharmacists' Update Day - September 2018 - Presentations & Case Study

PharmacyCareUpdateSession24.09.18-Presentations.pptx

Case Study - Kirsty Duncan (1).pdf

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