The government finally conceded and admitted the current medicine supply system is failing patients. We forced them to acknowledge the reality that pharmacists have been screaming about for months. Keep your eyes on them because we will hold them to every promise they made.
November 25, 2013
Final supporters
We agree that a shortage in prescription medicines is still a problem for UK pharmacists and patients and we urge the government to -
RETRACT its statement that the current approach to medicines supply is working well
RECOGNISEpatients are suffering as a result of stock shortages
REVISIT the solutions put forward by the APPG
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Reached 250 supporters
September 3, 2013
July 24, 2013
The government continues to ignore the reality of empty pharmacy shelves while patients pay the price for their incompetence. This surge of support shows they cannot hide behind their pathetic PR statements any longer. We are forcing them to face the disaster they created.
Reached 100 supporters
April 24, 2013
7 Comments
The problem is real and affecting patients adversely.The UK can learn some lessons from the US FDA which has taken the issues seriously and produced a strategic plan to mitigate the supply interruptions
Patients are struggling enough without this on top. Sort it out.
Every single day I have to turn people away because the stock just isnt there. It is disgraceful and the govt needs to stop pretending its fine.
Its not fair on the pharmacy teams either. They are the ones dealing with the angry customers when the manufacturers cant get their act together.
THE STOCK SHORTAGES ARE GETTING WORSE. STOP IGNORING THE REALITY OF THE SITUATION.
The DH should review the position.
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The government finally conceded and admitted the current medicine supply system is failing patients. We forced them to acknowledge the reality that pharmacists have been screaming about for months. Keep your eyes on them because we will hold them to every promise they made.
November 25, 2013
Final supporters
We agree that a shortage in prescription medicines is still a problem for UK pharmacists and patients and we urge the government to -
RETRACT its statement that the current approach to medicines supply is working well
RECOGNISEpatients are suffering as a result of stock shortages
REVISIT the solutions put forward by the APPG
Clickherefor more on Chemist+Druggist's Sort out Stocks campaign
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
September 3, 2013
July 24, 2013
The government continues to ignore the reality of empty pharmacy shelves while patients pay the price for their incompetence. This surge of support shows they cannot hide behind their pathetic PR statements any longer. We are forcing them to face the disaster they created.
Reached 100 supporters
April 24, 2013
7 Comments
This really needs to be sorted out as it is causing patients to be without their medication. Also cause a lot of stress and wasted time for pharmacists and their staff.
The problem is real and affecting patients adversely.The UK can learn some lessons from the US FDA which has taken the issues seriously and produced a strategic plan to mitigate the supply interruptions
Patients are struggling enough without this on top. Sort it out.
Every single day I have to turn people away because the stock just isnt there. It is disgraceful and the govt needs to stop pretending its fine.
Its not fair on the pharmacy teams either. They are the ones dealing with the angry customers when the manufacturers cant get their act together.
THE STOCK SHORTAGES ARE GETTING WORSE. STOP IGNORING THE REALITY OF THE SITUATION.
The DH should review the position.
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This really needs to be sorted out as it is causing patients to be without their medication. Also cause a lot of stress and wasted time for pharmacists and their staff.