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Caroline Hind

Caroline Hind is former deputy director of pharmacy and medicines management, NHS Grampian, UK.

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    NHS Grampian project: treating uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection in community pharmacySubscription

    9 JAN 2018

    Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common conditions seen in female patients in general practice (GP) and account for 1–3% of all GP consultations each year in the UK. Over-the-counter (OTC) treatments for UTIs currently available in community pharmacy only attempt to relieve symptoms, and do not address the bacterial infection. The Grampian project was developed to provide treatment of uncomplicated UTIs through community pharmacies by means of a Patient Group Direction (PGD

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