Alan Ball, Head of NHS Partnerships, Alliance Healthcare pictured with the Hospital Pharmacy Team, Dumfries and Galloway Hospital
Hospital Pharmacy Team of the Year
DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY HOSPITAL PHARMACY
was their ethos of operating within a ‘whole pharmacy’ team approach, embracing a dramatic rate of change professionally and enthusiastically attempting to demonstrably improve patient care that impressed the judges.
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Over the last year the team have improved internal and external communication models and are focused on ensuring that this is at the heart of everything they do. As they plan to move to a new hospital, optimising the skills of the team is more important than ever. The team have worked collaboratively on the introduction of an electronic Clinical Pharmacy system which has released time for patient care, electronic prescribing and seven-day working.
he Hospital Team of the Year Award went to Dumfries and Galloway Hospital Pharmacy. It
Susan Roberts, Pharmacist Team Leader, Clinical Services said, “This is the second time we have won at the Scottish Pharmacist Awards and we are thrilled. We were so honoured to be nominated and to be included in the incredible shortlist of finalists and now to walk away tonight with the accoladeis the pinnacle of our night. We would recommend that all pharmacy teams enter these awards as the whole process is an opportunity to reflect on the great work within teams and highlight the skills of the individuals within them.”
Alan Ball, Head of NHS Partnerships, Alliance Healthcare added, “Supporting this award is an essential part of showcasing that the innovation and development within pharmacy is a key part of excellent patient care. We are proud to be supporting and to be
involved in that. This is all part of the Alliance Healthcare vision in the future.”
“We would recommend that all pharmacy teams enter these awards as the whole process is an opportunity to reflect on the great work within teams and highlight the skills of the individuals within them.”
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