Concessionary prices will be paid against the usual code, no additional endorsements are needed.
Concessionary prices may be granted up until the end of the month so CPNI will notify you of any further concessionary prices as and when they are agreed.
Please continue to notify CPNI of any pricing issues you are experiencing via our new Medicine Shortage Reporter. Concessionary prices are also published on the CPNI website.
Kind regards
SENT ON BEHALF OF DR. GARETH C. GILVARY Governance & Support Pharmacist
Dear Colleague
The third update of concessionary prices were granted for April 2022:
Concessionary prices will be paid against the usual code, no additional endorsements are needed.
Concessionary prices may be granted up until the end of the month so CPNI will notify you of any further concessionary prices as and when they are agreed.
Please continue to notify CPNI of any pricing issues you are experiencing via our new Medicine Shortage Reporter. Concessionary prices are also published on the CPNI website.
Kind regards
SENT ON BEHALF OF DR. GARETH C. GILVARY Governance & Support Pharmacist
Dear Colleague
Please find correspondence HERE from SPPG Pharmacy and Medicines Management team.
SUMMARY
The updated Pharmacy Collect poster has been redesigned. This version will be shared with community pharmacies when printed.
The e-form by which contractors submit the number of transactions to BSO will be amended in line with the updated Pharmacy Collect service specification. This will take effect from Tuesday 3 May 2022.
Contractors are reminded that submission of this data is used to populate the payment claim. It is also used for monitoring, reporting and service evaluation purposes.
If you have any queries in relation to the changes outlined in this email please contact your local Integrated Care Office.
Please do not hesitate to contact the CPNI office should you require any further information.
Kind regards
SENT ON BEHALF OF GERARD GREENE Chief Executive
Dear Colleague
Please find correspondence HERE from SPPG Pharmacy and Medicines Management team.
SUMMARY
If you are planning to vaccinate a care home, please complete the e-form to assure us that plans are now in place to deliver the Spring booster programme in all Care Homes.
The PHA has issued correspondence to Care Home Managers, which provides details for LFD testing by visiting professionals to Care Homes.
Pharmacies should continue to plan vaccination clinic dates for those homes that are experiencing an outbreak. Whether a care home outbreak is declared or not, the PHA Duty Room will continue to provide advice to Care Home Managers on further actions to take.
Prior to the visit to a Care Home, the pharmacist clinical lead should ask the care home manager to inform them of any residents undergoing Aerosol Generating procedures.
A claim form is available for contractors wishing to claim eligible off-site fees for clinics delivered at Care Homes during April and May 2022.
JCVI has not included Care Home Staff as an identified cohort for the COVID-19 spring booster. However when visiting a care home to vaccinate the residents with the Spring booster, it would be possible for a community pharmacy to arrange to vaccinate the staff members who have not received their first or second primary dose or their first booster dose.
PHA COVID-19 vaccine toolkit has now been published HERE, which aims to support organisations in promoting the Covid-19 vaccine and increasing uptake.
MHRA recently provided an update reassuring on safety and that the vaccine can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding which can be accessed HERE.
Please complete e-form submissions as soon as you have agreed an arrangement to provide vaccinations to a Care Home.
Contractors are reminded if they have any queries relating to the CPVS service requiring input from a Pharmacy Adviser, they should contact their local office/adviser.
Please do not hesitate to contact the CPNI office should you require any further information.
Kind regards
SENT ON BEHALF OF GERARD GREENE Chief Executive
Dear Colleague
2022 NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY ELECTION CANDIDATES COMMUNITY PHARMACY VISITS
As part of CPNI public affairs strategy we have been engaging with election candidates, namely deputy and party leaders inviting these political representatives to visit their local community pharmacy to find out more about the valuable role the network plays.
These meeting have been hugely positive and shared on the candidates social media channels, these can be viewed using the links below. To date community pharmacy contractors have hosted the following visits:
Meetings with Naomi Long MLA (ALP) and Clare Bailey MLA (GPNI) are also planned.
I trust this update is helpful. Please do not hesitate to contact CPNI offices should you require any additional information.
Kind regards
SENT ON BEHALF OF GERARD GREENE Chief Executive
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