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Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Appendices 2014 Page 1 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices Contents 1. Terms of Reference.................................................................................................................... 3 2. Pharmacy Questionnaire............................................................................................................ 5 3. Community Pharmacy Services ................................................................................................ 12 4. Community Pharmacy opening times ....................................................................................... 19 5. NHS England Commissioning Intentions ................................................................................... 26 6. Time To travel map .................................................................................................................. 27 7. Other relevant services ............................................................................................................ 28 8. Sexual Health & Contraception clinics ...................................................................................... 29 9. Public survey ........................................................................................................................... 33 10. Stakeholder list .................................................................................................................... 44 11. Consultation responses ........................................................................................................ 45 12. Dispensing practice opening times ....................................................................................... 52 13. Access and Opening Times ................................................................................................... 56 Page 2 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices 1. TERMS OF REFERENCE Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Steering Group TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. Name of Group PNA Steering Group 2. Connectivity Health and Wellbeing Board Intelligence (this group reports to:) Group Committees / individuals None reporting to this group 3. Chair Team leader – Information & Intelligence – Cumbria County Council Vice Chair 4. Members of Group H&WB sponsor Public Health CCG Local Pharmaceutical Committee Local Professional Network Healthwatch Communications Public Health Intelligence NHS England Dispensing GP rep Others co-opted as required by the needs of the project Page 3 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices 5. Function of the Group (Terms of Reference) To produce a pharmaceutical Needs Assessment for the Cumbria Health and Wellbeing Board that fufils the statutory requirement To identify and report any risks to the Health and Wellbeing Board that might jeopardise the production of PNA. 6. Quorum 1/3 of the group 7. Review date for ToR November 2014 8. Frequency of Meetings As required to ensure production of the product 9. Other Matters Page 4 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices 2. PHARMACY QUESTIONNAIRE Pharmacy PNA Questionnaire 2014 1. Which district is your pharmacy or dispensing practice in? Allerdale Barrow Carlisle Copeland Eden South Lakeland 2. What is the postcode of your pharmacy or dispensary? ___________________________________ Consultation facilities 3. Which of the following statements best describes your access to consultation facilities? I have a consultation room on-site with wheelchair access I have a consultation room on-site without wheelchair access I have access to an off-site consultation facility I have plans to establish a consultation room within the next 12 months I do not have access to a consultation room and have no plans to establish this within 12 months Electronic prescription service (EPS) 4. Please tick the statements about EPS below that apply to your pharmacy (you can tick more than one statement) Page 5 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices We are Release 1 enabled We are Release 2 enabled We are planning to introduce Release 1 within 12 months We are planning to introduce Release 2 within 12 months We do not currently have plans for EPS Services 5. Please select the appropriate statement about your pharmacy and dispensing of appliances We dispense all types of appliances We dispense but excluding stoma appliances We dispense but excluding incontinence apliances We dispense but excluding stoma and incontinence appliances We only dispense dressings Other (please state) ___________________________________ 6. Do you provide these advanced services? Yes No - intend to provide No - do no intend to within 12 months provide in the next 12 months Medicine review service Appliance review service Stoma appliance customisation service Page 6 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices 7. Which of these enhanced services do you provide or would be willing to provide? Currently Willing and able if Willing if Not looking to providing comissioned commissioned but provide service need training Anti coagulant monitoring service Anti viral distribution service Care home service Chlamydia Testing Service Chlamydia Treatment Service Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Allergies Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Alzheimer's dementia Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Asthma Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - CHD Disease Specific Medicines Page 7 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices Management Service - COPD Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Depression Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Diabetes type I Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Diabetes type II Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Epilepsy Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Heart Failure Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Hypertension Disease Specific Medicines Management Service - Parkinson's disease Emergency Hormonal Contraception Page 8 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices Service Gluten Free Food Supply Service (i.e. not via FPlO) Home Delivery Service (not appliances) Independent Prescribing Service Language Access Service Medication Review Service Medicines Assessment and Compliance Support Service Minor Ailment Scheme MUR plus Service Needle and Syringe Exchange Service NHS health check programme Obesity management (adults and children) On Demand Availability of Specialist Drugs Service Page 9 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices 8. Which of these enhanced services do you provide or would be willing to provide? Currently Willing and able if Willing if Not looking to providing comissioned commissioned but provide service need training Oral contraceptive service Out of hours service Phlebotomy service Prescriber support service Schools service Screening service - Alcohol Screening service - Cholesterol Screening service - Diabetes Screening service - Gonorrhoea Screening service - H. pylori Screening service - HbA1C Screening service - Hepatitis Screening service - HIV Seasonal influenza vaccination service Page 10 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices Childhood vaccination HPV Travel vaccinations Sharps disposal service Stop smoking service Supervised administration service 9. Does your pharmacy provide any of these non NHS funded services? (tick all those you provide) Collection of prescriptions from surgeries Delivery of dispensed medicines (free of charge on request) Delivery of dispensed medicines (charged for service) 10. Any comments you would like to make for the draft PNA? ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 11. Name of person completing this form ___________________________________ 12. Contact telephone number of person completing this form _________________________________ Page 11 Cumbria Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2014 - Appendices 3. COMMUNITY PHARMACY SERVICES EHC Scheme Palliative Care Palliative NHS health checks health NHS Appliance use review use Appliance Stop smoking service smoking Stop Medicine Use Review Use Medicine MiNr Ailment Scheme Ailment MiNr Access to IV antibiotics to IV Access New Medicines Service Medicines New Gluten Free Food Free Gluten Unique exchange syringe and Needle Stoma Appliance customisation Appliance Stoma Identifier Pharmacy Name Address 1 Town Vaccination Influenza Seasonal P1 Alston Pharmacy Front Street Alston Y Y Y Y Y Y P2 Boots the Chemists Unit 8-9 Ambleside Y * * Y Y Y Y Y P3 Thomas Bell (Chemists) Ltd Lake Road Ambleside * * Y P4 Your Local Boots Pharmacy 11 Boroughgate Appleby Y Y Y Y Y Y P5 Rowlands Pharmacy 38 The Promenade Arnside * * Y Y Y Y West Street Health P6 Your Local Boots Pharmacy Centre Aspatria Y Y Y Y Y Y P7 ASDA Pharmacy Asda Superstore Barrow-in-Furness Y Y Y Y Y Y Y P8 Boots the Chemists 15-17 Portland Walk Barrow-in-Furness Y Y Y Y Y P9 Cowards Pharmacy 52 Hartington Street Barrow-in-Furness Y Y P10 J N Murray Ltd 62 Rawlinson Street Barrow-in-Furness Y Y Y Y P11 J N Murray Ltd 56 Settle
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