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ALT A social media card reads ‘Digital prescriptions saved 300,000 hours of frontline staff time since January’
ALT A finger pointing to a mobile phone with the NHS App logo on the screen. Text reads; 66.8 million prescriptions ordered
ALT An image of Dr Claire Fuller in front of a blurred background of the inside of a pharmacy. A white box is overlaid with a quote: “Pharmacy First will save up to 10m GP appointments every year, with the digital process being redesigned to reduce administrative burden for practices. From February 2024, details of pharmacy consultations will automatically appear in GP systems and can be filed into the record with one click of a button.” Dr Claire Fuller, Medical Director of Primary Care, NHS England
ALT Elderly woman standing outside holding a prescription bag. She is wearing gloves and smiling. Text overlay reads: Pharmacy reforms to bring new services to the high street. For the first time patients can get treatment for seven common conditions directly from a pharmacy.
ALT An illustration of a hand holding a phone. They are using the NHS App. Text reads: 'See new entries to your GP health record on the NHS App. Lower text reads: 'Next time you're at the GP, ask at reception to find out more'
ALT Photo: close up of someone's hands holding a phone. The screen shows the loading page of the NHS App. Text: Over four in five GP practices now give patients access to their new health records on the NHS App.
ALT Portrait photo of Stephen smiling for the camera. He is wearing a blue shirt and green gillet and sits in front of a wooden door. Stephen's quote overlays the picture. Text reads: 'If you've got this information, it can be quite powerful. You can use it to your advantage, and it makes you more aware'. Stephen, military veteran.
ALT Image of Dr Amanda Doyle. "I want to thanks colleagues across the country who have been working hard to make this possible. Thank you to our general practice teams who have completed the necessary preparations to ensure access is safe and available to all patients."