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For the first time ever, patients who need prescription medication will be able to get it directly from a pharmacy, without a GP appointment, for seven common conditions including earache, sore throat, or urinary tract infections by next winter, thanks to government investment of £645 million over two years to expand community pharmacy services.
Open here: Patients to benefit from faster, more convenient care, under new GP access recovery plan
Source: NHS
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