Tag : UK election 2015
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How do the Conservatives view pharmacy?
Sibby Buckle shares her thoughts from the Conservative Party conference
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Flying the flag for pharmacy
Aileen Bryson, policy and practice lead for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Scotland, highlighted the services provided by pharmacists at the Labour Party Conference
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Pharmacy is striding forwards
Sandra Gidley reports on the discussions she led at the Liberal Democrats Party Conference.
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Calling all politicos! Subscription
Are you running for election to Parliament in May 2015? Are you a local councillor? Perhaps you sit on a health and well-being board? Have you previously held such a post, or are you actively seeking one?
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Political parties set out plans for NHS in manifestos Subscription
The UK’s political parties have outlined their plans for the NHS in their election manifestos, with a focus on investment and access to care.
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UK political parties discuss healthcare and pharmacy issues ahead of general election Subscription
Ahead of the UK public going to the polls on 7 May in the 2015 general election, the three largest political parties in Westminster respond to questions on the big issues in healthcare and pharmacy.
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General election promises should be based on evidence Subscription
When it comes to developing policy, politicians should heed the best available evidence. Election promises should be no different.
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How the 2015 UK general election will affect pharmacy Subscription
As the UK heads to the polls on 7 May facing an uncertain political landscape, former Liberal Democrat MP and English Pharmacy Board vice-chair Sandra Gidley looks at how pharmacy may be affected.
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The BPSA’s policies for the political parties Subscription
The British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association (BPSA), as part of its commitment to represent its 14,500 undergraduate and pre-registration trainee members, wrote to the major political parties contesting the general election to advocate a number of policies voted for by members at the annual conferences over the past three years. These policies reflect our members’ opinions on the future education of undergraduates; issues affecting international students; evidence-based medicine; ...
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Can political parties keep their promises on the NHS? Subscription
Health organisations analyse the pre-election pledges of parties, and try to make sense of detail-light manifestos.
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