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Health and Social Care Committee |
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Committee Room 1 - Senedd |
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Meeting date: |
Wednesday, 28 September 2011 |
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Meeting time: |
09:30 - 11:40 |
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Assembly Members: |
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Mark Drakeford (Chair) Mick Antoniw Rebecca Evans Vaughan Gething William Graham Elin Jones Darren Millar Lynne Neagle Lindsay Whittle Kirsty Williams |
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Witnesses: |
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Mair Davies, Royal Pharmaceutical Society Paul Gimson, Royal Pharmaceutical Society Russell Goodway, Community Pharmacy Wales Ian Cowan, Community Pharmacy Wales Chris James, Community Pharmacy Wales |
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Committee Staff: |
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Llinos Dafydd (Clerk) Catherine Hunt (Deputy Clerk) |
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1. Introduction, apologies and substitutions
1.1 There were no apologies.
2. Inquiry into the contribution of community pharmacy to health services in Wales - Evidence from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (09:30 - 10:30)
2.1 The witnesses responded to questions from Members of the Committee on the contribution of community pharmacy to health services in Wales.
2.2 The witnesses agreed to provide further information on the model of community pharmacy in Scotland, including the funding of shared IT services.
2.3 The witnesses agreed to provide further information on the joint statement by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and the Royal College of General Practitioners on collaboration.
3. Inquiry into the contribution of community pharmacy to health services in Wales - Evidence from Community Pharmacy Wales (10:30 - 11:30)
3.1 The witnesses responded to questions from Members of the Committee on the contribution of community pharmacy to health services in Wales.
3.2 The witnesses agreed to share with the Committee the results of the survey they are undertaking of community pharmacy contractors in Wales into what enhanced services they are currently providing, what additional services they are providing which have been commissioned by local Health Board and what services they think would be of value to their local community but are not currently commissioned by the local Health Board.
4. Inquiry into Residential Care for Older People - Agreement of terms of reference (11:30 - 11:40)
4.1 The Committee agreed that the balance of provision between private and public care homes and the pathway to residential care should be included in the terms of reference for the inquiry into residential care for older people.
4.2 The Committee agreed that the draft terms of reference for the inquiry should be circulated to stakeholders and that a period of 2 weeks should be allowed for them to comment.
Transcript
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