Finalists ENTERPRISE WITHIN PHARMACY Judith Morrison
Andersons Pharmacy, Portadown having established a weekly cardiovascular clinic in partnership with a local gP practice, Judith realised that, in numerous cases of new onset of raised BP, a referral to the practice nurse was needed in order to have baseline bloods organised. In September 2015, she attended the 3fivetwo training academy to train as a phlebotomist. Now fully accredited, Judith is able to provide a one-stop appointment for patients to have a cardiovascular review, with screening bloods carried out where necessary. this has been a great benefit to both the practice and the patients.
Colin Harrison
Harrison Healthcare, Belfast colin’s project was initiated to improve the knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour of disadvantaged young men and their families around mental health. the young men came from both sides of the community. from one-to-one sessions, which included a health assessment, to fishing trips, to improving employability skills, colin and his team worked with the group over the next few months, culminating in a Bear grylls survival course in the mourne mountains, which was designed to highlight the men’s survival skills, perseverance skills and fitness skills, which had all improved greatly over the course.
Cyril & Linda Partridge
Partridge Chemists Ltd, Portadown As a family-owned and family-run pharmacy, which has been established since 1985, cyril and linda’s main objective has always been to provide a strong ethos of care in their own community. As their four adult children joined the business, the couple decided to expand their business and now have five pharmacies in county Armagh. the Partridge ethos of 1985 still rings true, however. No single shop in Partridge chemists ltd stands alone. All resources are shared, all knowledge is shared and the ultimate goal of cost-effective and timely stock control is being realised.
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