Pharmacists 'to treat more illnesses' as the government considers handing them ... trends now
Pharmacists 'to treat more illnesses' as the government considers handing them ... trends now
Pharmacists 'to treat more illnesses' as the government considers handing them greater powers to ease the pressure on waiting times for GPs and A&E Pharmacists will be given greater powers to ease pressure on GPs and A&E Rishi Sunak is expected to lay out his long-term blueprint to rescue the NHS It will focus on cutting waiting times for GPs, ambulances and A&E treatment
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Pharmacists will be given greater powers to ease pressure on GPs and A&E in plans being considered by ministers.
Rishi Sunak is expected to lay out his long-term blueprint to rescue the NHS later this month, with a focus on cutting waiting times for GPs, ambulances and A&E treatment.
This will include measures to ensure patients can get a GP appointment within two weeks, or an urgent appointment the same day, and reduce ambulance waiting times for stroke victims to 30 minutes.
The Prime Minister has come under
