Motions seek action on pharmacists' involvement with primary care groups

摘要

Two of the motions for debate at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's 1999 branch representatives' meeting are concerned with ensuring that pharmacists are able to play a full part inthe work of primary care groups. One calls on the Society to take steps to secure seats for pharmacists on PCGs by right. The other seeks action to ensure that pharmacists have access to postgraduate education that can provide them with the necessary knowledge base and skills for working in PCGs.