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Clinical Pharmacists work directly as part of your GP team to make sure your medicines help you to get better and stay well. Having a Clinical Pharmacist in our GP team means the best person can treat you to meet your needs.
What can a pharmacist do for me?
Review your medications.
Agree and make chnges to your prescriptions.
Provide advice on medications and possible side effects.
Arrange blood tests.
Carry out discharge reviews on any medications given after a stay in hospital.
Advise on the use of medications during pregnancy and whilst breast feeding.
Review your medications to manage long-term conditions such as asthma, diabetes, hypertension, and heart failure.
Provide advice on self-help information on health concerns such as hay- fever, conjunctivitis, coughs, colds, fever and more.
Page last reviewed: 27 July 2020 Page created: 27 July 2020