Numark unveils its principles of future pharmacy practice

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Numark unveils its principles of future pharmacy practice

Numark has published 12 key principles aimed at underpinning future models of pharmacy practice.

Designed to integrate community pharmacy more deeply into primary care, they emphasise a more significant role for the sector in clinical service delivery, driven by technological advancements and data utilisation, according to the independent group.

The framework provides a roadmap for pharmacies to expand their services, improve patient outcomes and address rising healthcare demands as an integral part of a broader healthcare ecosystem, says Numark.

However, it is “imperative” that pharmacies are fairly funded and financially viable, with businesses having the “confidence to invest in delivering safe, high-quality services”. 

The company intends to use the principles to engage and influence its members, chief pharmaceutical officers and the four national negotiating bodies. 

Chairman Harry McQuillan said: “Numark’s principles are designed to stimulate debate and assist the community sector to look to the future, fully accepting that a stable funding base is essential to do so.”

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