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In this final podcast installment, Kate interviews Cyril Siou, Perveen Bhardwaj and Richard Andoh, all members of the project implementation team about the different components of the Bedfordshire project…finally Kate discusses an item from our blog entitled ‘Making anticoagulation therapy safer’ and appeared on our blog in May 2007

Top Left then Clockwise: Kate and Cyril; Kate and Perveen; All the team; Kate and Richard

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This is the second of three podcasts introducing the Bedfordshire project. In this podcast, Kate interviews Jaggy Khela, a member of the project implementation team, who gives an overview of the project….and finally Kate discusses an item on our webBlog. The article was entitled: Why would you not want to know? and was written by Kazeem in December 2008.

Kate interviews Jaggy

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This is the first of three podcasts focusing on our Bedfordshire project. The project is about the Medicines Use Review (MUR) component of the new Pharmacy NHS contract in England and Wales.

In this podcast, Kate describes the background to the project. As we move closer to the launch of the BETA version of the project, we will use a series of 3 podcasts to describe what has been happening with the project.

…and finally, Kate will discuss an item on our webBlog. The article was entitled: Why withdraw Exubera? and was written by Kazeem in October 2007.

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Wikipedia: Bedfordshire (abbreviated Beds)

Districts:
1. Bedford
2. Mid Bedfordshire
3. South Bedfordshire
4. Luton

image courtesy of Keith Edkins

Bedfordshire County Council

As a tourist destination, Bedfordshire has been described as ‘peaceful…with one major town and the fine stately home at Woburn, but not the kind of unique character possessed by other Midlands counties’ {Britain (Lonely Planet Country Guide)}

As part of our project strategy, we now have to find a day when we can pay a visit to Beds and determine which charity this project will support.

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The goal and objective of this project is to increase the uptake of the Medicines Use Review (MUR) component of the New Pharmacy Contract in England and Wales by Pharmacists.

This will be achieved by providing componets which will support the pharmacist in delivering a good quality MUR.

More post will follow when the project is implemented..

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