Sertraline price hikes see NHS spend rise 600% | Extra £20m for Covid vaccination sites

View in browser Download the Pharmacy Magazine App to access your learning anytime, anywhere NEWS Sertraline price hikes see NHS spend rise 600% Massive price hikes to the antidepressant saw the NHS spend over six times more on the drug in 2020-21 compared to the previous year. Read more PODCAST Pharmacy Magazine: Talking Pharmacy Good Week, Bad Week (or even Decent Week?) for.... PSNC for deciding to delay regional rep elections so RSG can do its work, recruitment and retention in the pharmacy workforce and more. Listen now Pharmacy and GP vaccination sites get extra £20m Funding will allow sites to draw down additional staff as effort focusses on bringing forward second jabs. GP CPCS referrals rolled out across North West by autumn GP CPCS referrals will be rolled out to 30 per cent of primary care networks in the North West of England by autumn this year. MVPs 2021 voting now open! The Most Valuable Product (MVP) Awards are back for 2021, with 25 OTC product categories and one overall winner to vote for. CPD Managing patients with COPD This module will help you understand the latest thinking in COPD management including the key recommendations in the 2021 GOLD strategy and three key interventions you can make. Start learning SPONSORED Next-level parasite protection for dogs Explore the FRONTLINE Tri-Act® active pack to learn about next-level parasite protection for dogs. Start learning MOST READ ONLINE Avicenna seeks to sell freehold on 15 branches The freehold on 15 pharmacies recently acquired by Avicenna will be up for auction next week.  Pharmacy Magazine is part of the Pharmacy Network, a learning system developed and operated by Communications International Group, the UK's largest provider of community pharmacy learning content. To complete any of the training modules in the newsletter, please ensure you are a registered member of www.pharmacymagazine.co.uk Unsubscribe   Ι  Contact  Ι  Privacy Policy  Ι  Become a Member