Aims and intended outcomes of DMIRS Sample Clauses

Aims and intended outcomes of DMIRS. 2.1. To test full integration of community pharmacy into the urgent care system as a provider of care for patients currently referred to other parts of the urgent care system.
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Aims and intended outcomes of DMIRS. 2.1. The aims of this GP DMIRs service are: • To improve access to GPs by diverting appropriate consultations to appropriately trained community pharmacists in a way that is convenient, safe and effective for patients. • To relieve pressure on GP appointments and create some additional capacity for the practice to book patients into appointments that might otherwise have been filled that day or in a few days‟ time depending on the nature of the symptoms the patient reports. • To establish the quality and effectiveness of clinical urgent care services provided by community pharmacy through a referral from a GP practice. • To enable convenient and easy access to a healthcare professional for patients. • To identify ways that individual patients can self-manage their health more effectively with the support of community pharmacists and to recommend solutions that could encourage self-care and/or the use of pharmacy as a first point of contact for minor illness symptoms in the future. • To be cost effective for the NHS when supporting patients with low acuity conditions.
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