Rebecca Cabrejas, Generics Business Manager, Actavis UK with John Hamill, Pharmacy Manager, McMullan’s Pharmacy
Community Pharmacy Service Initiative Award
MCMULLAN’S PHARMACY Belfast
Pharmacy Service Initiative Award for their ongoing work in carrying out MUR’s for both Respiratory and Diabetic patients.
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Their project has shown enthusiasm and commitment to the enhancement of an essential service in community pharmacy in Northern Ireland delivering exceptional quality above and beyond what is expected.
Through passion and determination the process has succeeded, resulting in a very important breakthrough for CP practice as the pharmacy can now claim to offer a robust patient orientated and outcome based review process that is fit for purpose and can be standardised across the whole
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cMullan’s Pharmacy on the Lisburn Road in Belfast won the Community
Health Board going forward. Collecting the award on behalf of the team was Pharmacy Manager John Hamill who said, “This is an award for community pharmacy. I have taken a very good initiative and just extrapolated it out to where it is going to be more beneficial for the profession and patients. I saw inadequacies within that service and in winning this award will be able to show how what I have done will help improve patent lives.
“This award shows that what community pharmacy does is extremely fundamentally beneficial and important to the community at large.”
Rebecca Cabrejas, Generics Business Manager with Actavis UK said, “It is really important for community
pharmacy, on an evening like this, to highlight what they are doing, such as John’s service that he has now developed to the wider audience. This is going to help improve patient outcomes and that is what Actavis wants to achieve, acting as a partner of choice for community pharmacy.”
“Tis award shows that what community pharmacy does is extremely fundamentally beneficial and important to the community at large”
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