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Winners


PHARMACY OF THE YEAR


HUGHES PHARMACY EnnISKIllEn


A successful pharmacy is one which puts the health and wellbeing of its customers and community first and the winner of this year’s Pharmacy of the Year Award has been doing just that for more than 60 years!


Hughes Pharmacy was first opened by laura Joan Hughes in 1955. Sadly, Mrs Hughes died in 2015, but her legacy lives on in the high standards of customer service, which are


displayed by her son Paul and every member of the pharmacy team.


the judges of this award said that what particularly impressed them about Hughes Pharmacy was that it displayed ‘a patient and person- centric philosophy to the delivery of healthcare’, making special mention ‘of its innovations and outreach to customers’.


‘We are a family-run community pharmacy with an outstanding team, which makes every effort to create the best outcomes for patients,’ Paul Hughes told Pif. ‘We integrate the community as best we can, listening to their requirements and doing our best to meet their needs. I’m delighted that our efforts have been rewarded in this way.’


‘I feel the awards are very important in showcasing and recognising the great work being done by pharmacists in northern Ireland,’ said Prabh Singh from sponsor IDIS. ‘they showcase the work that’s done in the community, and it would be awful if we didn’t have awards likes these to publicise that work.’


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