The Community Pharmacy Forward View Aug 2016 The facilitator of personalised care for people with long-term conditions The trusted, convenient first port of call for episodic healthcare advice and treatment The neighbourhood health and wellbeing hub Forward View 2 – asks the questions as to “the how to” -> CPL Strategy sets the local vision -> over to us

Pharmacy Integration to Improve Care for Patients Transformation involves shifting pharmacy practice from dispensing towards clinical activity Quality Payments Scheme – April 2017 Pharmacy Integration Fund of £42m to support change Better technology via NHS Digital 2,000+ new pharmacist roles in NHS primary care Pharmacy included in NHS workforce plan by HEE Free pharmacists to work more clinically The direction of travel is about enabling community pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to become more integrated into primary and urgent care to improve the quality of care for patients. This would involve: Working in new roles in a wider range of settings (GP surgeries, care homes, urgent care centers), supported by better technology Helping to improve the quality of care for patients as part of long-term condition care pathways Making greater use of community pharmacists’ clinical skills and the skills of pharmacy technicians The early drivers for pharmacy integration: NHS Five Year Forward View guiding principles: #1: Improving care and quality #2: Improving health and well being #3: Closing the finance and efficiency gap

Lancashire and South Cumbria Sustainability and Transformation Plan (LSC STP) A vision for working together in health & care across the footprint Priorities identified include - Focus on prevention Delivering care closer to home Joining up care pathway – including CP Shifting services, wrapping care around the patient Improving urgent & emergency care The work begins and ends in the localities via local delivery plans, co-designed by professionals and public