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Using expertise to help the Sue Ryder charity improve its medicines management

Using expertise to help the Sue Ryder charity improve its medicines management

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We worked with the Sue Ryder charity to enhance its medicines management and governance across 10 services in the UK, resulting in a positive working relationship and well-received reports with actionable recommendations. These recommendations included increasing medicines management audits, developing individualized medicines policies, improving governance for non-medical prescribers, and expanding the use of the Datix database, with Sue Ryder expressing satisfaction and interest in further pharmacist support to implement these improvements.

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