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Newsletter No 161 SEPTEMBER 2013 Newsletter Issue Number 161 - September 2013 REMINDER OF ANNUAL A View from the Chair… CONTRACTOR MEETING This month’s LPC meeting was a TUESDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER 2013 AT rather brief affair, partly because, we 7.15PM (REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE were low on numbers and also FROM 6.45PM) AT CHASEWATER because it was always intended to be INNOVATION CENTRE, POOL ROAD, since it followed on from our ‘Vision’ NR BROWNHILLS (OFF A5) day. What is a ‘Vision’ day? I hear you cry. Well, AGENDA: essentially we sat down in a room with a number of local ▪PRESENTATION OF ANNUAL stakeholders to explore ways in which we in community REPORT 2012-13 pharmacy can contribute to the local healthcare agenda ▪VOTE ON LPC ACCOUNTS 2012-13 and to find out what they might want of us and, crucially, ▪COMMISSIONING FROM to acquaint them of the challenges we might face in terms COMMUNITY PHARMACY FOR of finance, skill mix and manpower etc. After all, it is well TODAY AND TOMORROW and good expanding and consolidating our role within the NHS, but it does all have to be affordable and practical. (DR RACHEL CHAPMAN, STAFFS PUBLIC HEALTH) A fuller report of the day’s proceedings will appear in a ▪ANOTHER NEW GLP-1? future Newsletter, but the overall impression was that INTRODUCING LIXISENATIDE people like social services and the carer's associations are (LYXUMIA) quite surprised by what we do already and are very happy (DR PHIL COATES AND SARAH ORME, in principal to make use of our expertise in future COMMUNITY DIABETES TEAM) projects, particularly around public health issues. But they do recognise the need to fund any new services ▪CARER’S ASSOCIATION - AN (even if that cognizance hasn’t yet filtered down to the INTRODUCTION (SUE PRINCE, carers on the ground, many of whom are still demanding LOCALITY WORKER - CARER’S medi-trays for all and sundry). ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN STAFFORDSHIRE) Normal service will be resumed next month…....Steve BOOK BY 9am ON FRIDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER AT: Updated Controlled Drugs and CD Accountable http://[email protected] Officer Information and Resources EVENT SUPPORTED BY AN EDUCTIONAL GRANT BY SANOFI UK The LPC has been asked to circulate details about information which informs pharmacies on who their Also in this issue... Page 2: PSNC & Drug Tariff News accountable officer and how to contact them. This has Price Concessions September now been uploaded to our website - and includes the October Category M changes forms that are used to report controlled drugs incidents NMS Service Extension or unresolved controlled drug stock discrepancies to the Health & Care Updates CDAO. All of this can be found on our website at: Opening Hours - Xmas & New Year www.southstaffslpc.co.uk NHS Complaints Procedures - Those of you who Page 3: Service Development News know Boots Pharmacist and LPC ●Asthma MUR “Plus” Service member Jenny Palfreyman will ●EHC & Local Services Update be pleased to hear that she gave ●Staffordshire Formulary birth to a baby boy weighing 5lb Page 4: CPPE News th Page 4: Coming LPC Workshops 15oz on Tuesday 10 September. Page 5: SmartCards Update I’m sure you will join all of the Page 5: Contract Monitoring 2013-14 LPC members in sending con- Page 5: LPC Contacts gratulations to Jenny and her Page 6: LPC Member Buddy List family. (c) South Staffordshire LPC September 2013 Page 1 PSNC AND DRUG TARIFF NMS Service Extension NEWS NHS England has agreed to extend the commissioning of the New Price Concessions & NCSO for August 2013 Medicine Service (NMS) until the end of December 2013, PSNC can The Department of Health have granted the following price concessions for confirm. September 2013: This means that community Gabapentin 300mg caps (100)- £5.30 Isosorbide mononitrate 10mg tablets (56) - £8.55 pharmacies can continue to recruit Isosorbide mononitrate 20mg tablets (56) - £5.97 new patients to the service up until Isosorbide mononitrate 40mg tablets (56) – £15.95 December 31st 2013 and will Nabumetone 500mg tablets (56) – £6.13 receive payment for these patients Naftidrofuryl 100mg capsules (84) – £6.40 even where the service is Trazodone 100mg capsules (56)- £28.14 completed in January or February Trazodone 150mg tablets (28) £17.44 2014. The service specification will Trazodone 50mg capsules (84) -£24.97 remain the same.No decision has Trazodone 50mg/5ml oral solution sugar free (120ml)- £31.91 been made about the future of the These prices will automatically be applied to prescriptions submitted with service beyond December but this is September’s bundle. under active discussion as part of There are no NCSO concessions in September. PSNC’s ongoing funding negotiations If you have problems obtaining a Part VIII product or problems obtaining the with NHS England. product at the set Drug Tariff price, please report the issue to PSNC using the The long-term future of the service online feedback form on the PSNC Website. If you have been able to source will also be informed by the the product, please provide full details of the supplier and price paid. PSNC Department of Health (DH) will investigate the extent of the problem and if appropriate discuss the issue commissioned evaluation of the with the Department of Health. For further information, pleaser see: service which is expected to be http://www.psnc.org.uk/pages/generic_shortages.html published in early 2014. PSNC’s regular round up of health & care news and policy Although the NHS reforms legally came into force on April 1st, anyone working in the health service will know that the transformation on the ground is still very much a work in progress and changes continue apace. Keeping up with all the latest developments could almost be a full time job and PSNC regularly receives questions from LPCs and pharmacy contractors about what is going on in the wider health and care landscape beyond community pharmacy. To help answer some of these questions and to help contractors and LPCs stay up to date, PSNC has launched a new update service outlining the latest information in an easily digestible format. Weekly up- dates will be published on our website and contractors can ensure they do not miss them by signing up to PSNC’s email newsletter service at: http://psnc.org.uk/latest-news/email-sign-up/ The reviews extend the work we have been doing for some time to help LPCs stay informed about the NHS changes, and they will inform the more detailed PSNC briefings which we will continue to publish on this topic. These can be accessed at: http://tinyurl.com/plot2h2 October 2013 Category M prices published Updated information concerning The Department of Health has announced the new Category M the NHS Complaints Procedure prices which will apply to prescriptions from October until Under the provisions of the National December 2013. To view the October 2013 price list please visit the Health Service (Pharmaceutical and Category M section of the website at: http://tinyurl.com/otyx6ry Local Pharmaceutical Services) Regulations 2013 pharmacy contractors Intending to change Opening Hours over the Christmas or are required to make arrangements for New Year period 2013? the handling and consideration of If you are, then you need to check out the PSNC’s guidance at complaints. http://psnc.org.uk/contract-it/pharmacy-regulation/opening-hours/ In order to assist pharmacy contractors, Changes to CORE hours need to be REQUESTED to the Area Team PSNC has produced a briefing of NHS England THREE MONTHS in advance; the AT may grant containing updated information on the but it is unusual and not guaranteed. Notice to change NHS Complaints Procedure. It also SUPPLEMENTARY hours must be given to the AT at least 90 days contains links to application forms and prior to the change; the AT must allow these so long as these criteria are met, but please ensure local surgeries opening hours are templates, which can be downloaded reflected in yours to ensure service continuity. at: www.psnc.org.uk/nhscomplaints (c) South Staffordshire LPC September 2013 Page 2 Service Development News…from Gill Hall Asthma MUR+ project for HLPs in East Staffs and SES CCG areas – update and opportunity to join You may recall we ran some training in May and June to support pharmacists in performing respiratory MURs. Thanks to pharmaceutical company funding we were able to offer an MUR+ project to our HLPs in the East Staffs and South East and Seisdon CCG areas. We had excellent feedback about the training but are sorry to say that the MUR+ project is very slow in taking off. Can I appeal to those of you involved to complete the following steps (if you haven’t already) – pass the CPPE e-assessment on asthma and send a copy of your certificate either electronically to [email protected] or by post to the LPC office, log on to PharmOutcomes and complete the feedback on the training nights. This is all you need to do to be accredited to deliver the MUR+ service. Simply recruit patients for an NHS MUR, fill in the details on PharmOutcomes and then when you do your 3 month follow up review with that patient and put the details on the system you will be paid £10 per patient (in addition to the NHS fee you were paid for the initial MUR). If you are an HLP or working towards HLP accreditation and are in East or SES CCG areas but missed the training - you can still be part of this service – I am running more inhaler technique events through CPPE so book on to one of these in Cannock, Stafford or Keele – places are limited and filling up fast so please register via the CPPE website as soon as you can.
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