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Community pharmacists work in customer-facing roles and provide an increasing range of services. Typical work activities include:

• dispensing prescription medicines to the public;
• ensuring that different treatments are compatible;
• checking dosage and ensuring that medicines are correctly and safely supplied and labelled (pharmacists are legally responsible for any dispensing errors);
• supervising the preparation of any medicines (not all are supplied ready made-up by the manufacturer);
• keeping a register of controlled drugs for legal and stock control purposes;
• liaising with doctors about prescriptions;
• selling over-the-counter medicines;
• counselling and advising the public on the treatment of minor ailments;
• advising patients of any adverse side-effects of medicines or potential interactions with other medicines/treatments;
• preparing dosette and cassette boxes, usually for the elderly but also for those with memory/learning difficulties, where tablets are placed in compartments for specified days of the week;
• undertaking Medicine Use Reviews (MUR), an advanced service to help patients understand how their medicines work and why they have to take them;
• providing a prescription intervention service;
• managing a needle and syringe exchange;
• measuring and fitting compression hosiery;
• monitoring blood pressure and cholesterol levels;
• offering a diabetes screening service;
• arranging the delivery of prescription medicines to patients;
• managing, supervising and training pharmacy support staff;
• budgeting and financial management;
• keeping up to date with current pharmacy practice, new drugs and their uses

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