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EDX/20/1154
Date of prep: December 2020

Prescribing information and
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What is it like to depend on medicine to treat endometriosis?

22nd October 2020 by PIP editor

I found out today after attempting to collect my prescription from my local pharmacy that I can no longer receive my treatment for endometriosis.

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Filed Under: Blogs, Patient perspective Tagged With: brexit, community pharmacist, community pharmacy, Medication shortages, Medicine shortages, pharmacy

Companies advised to stockpile six weeks of medicines for Brexit

4th August 2020 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

The letter relates specifically to a number of areas in relation to the continuity of the supply of medicines and medical products to the UK.

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Export of certain drugs banned ahead of Brexit

4th October 2019 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

The UK Government is banning the export of certain key drugs to alleviate shortages and ‘protect UK patients’ weeks ahead of the 31st October Brexit deadline.

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: brexit, Drug shortages, pharmacy

RCGP urges Tory leader hopefuls to prevent no-deal Brexit

20th June 2019 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

The Royal College of General Practitioners has written an open letter to the next leader of the Conservative Party – and next Prime Minister of the UK – calling on them to safeguard the NHS and avoid a ‘no deal’ Brexit in the best interests of patient care.

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: brexit, RCGP

Half of Scottish integrated joint boards without emergency Brexit cash

18th June 2019 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  There is a nationwide deficit of £75m as savings targets have been missed across Scotland. Just under half of the public bodies leading health and social care integration in Scotland have no emergency cash set aside, despite fears Brexit – set to take place in October – could cause a spike in medicines prices. […]

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Filed Under: Scotland Tagged With: brexit, pharmacy in practice, Pharmacy in Practice Scotland, Scotland

Seema Kennedy appointed as pharmacy minister

5th April 2019 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  Seema Kennedy MP was appointed as a Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department of Health and Social Care this week. As part of her new brief Ms Kennedy now has responsibility for pharmacy.   This appointment comes after the recent resignation of the previous minister with responsibility for pharmacy Steve Brine MP. […]

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: brexit, leadership, pharmacy, politics

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