Pharmacy Brief - June 2020
Welcome to the June edition of our Pharmacy Brief. This edition includes:
- PCSE re-starts processing pharmacy applications
- Current legal issues for landlords and tenants
- General Pharmaceutical Council regulation under lockdown
- PSNC and LPC review
- Is your business Covid-19 secure?
- Pharmacy Conference 2020
Please click here to read the brief in full. We hope you will find it useful and will enjoy reading it.
For more information please contact Noel on +44 (0)20 7203 5395 or noel.wardle@crsblaw.com.
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Noel Wardle quoted by Chemist and Druggist on the issues that need to be considered before pharmacies adopt a hub-and-spoke dispensing model
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French reform on provisional enforcement by Law and why it matters to civil and commercial disputes strategy in France
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Rachel Warren
“The reputation of the profession is more important than the fortunes of any individual member.”
We explore the approach regulators are taking to allegations of misconduct arising from incidents which have occurred outside working hours.
Caroline Greenwell
COVID-19: security for costs in an economic downturn
Caroline looks at a recent case where a party seeks to use COVID-19's economic consequences to support their security for costs application.
Abigail Rushton
Claiming privilege in investigations: whose decision is it?
Abigail looks at the recent decision of A v B and another
Rachel Warren
Is your business COVID-secure? The HSE publishes common areas of failure
Rachel takes a look at things to consider to ensure your business is COVID-secure.
Samuel Jenkins
Winds of change as GPhC releases draft FtP Strategy
Samuel looks at the recently published draft strategy for Fitness to Practise investigations from the GPhC
Noel Wardle
Noel Wardle writes for P3 Pharmacy on the risks of using volunteers to deliver medicines
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Will local pharmacies experience the same Deliveroo-volution as the restaurant industry did five years ago? LloydsPharmacy leads the way.
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Noel Wardle and Peter Byrd write for Chemist and Druggist on the possible next steps for Amazon Pharmacy