A new pharmacy has been officially opened at Salisbury District Hospital.
Located on Level 3 in the main hospital, The Lloyds Pharmacy provides outpatient prescriptions for the trust, with a new outpatient prescription service provided to clinics.
It was opened on Monday April 12 by hospital Chief Executive Stacey Hunter.
The new pharmacy is also available to visitors and staff for a range of pharmacy retail items and over the counter medicines.
All other medicines used within the hospital, including for inpatients and any other pharmacy related service will continue to be available from the trust hospital pharmacy.
Steve Bleakley, the Trust’s Chief Pharmacist, said: “This partnership allows us to provide a convenient service to those being treated in outpatient clinics, as well as visitors and staff, while the Trust’s pharmacy focuses on inpatients and vital services.”
The Lloyds Pharmacy is open Monday to Friday 9am – 6pm.
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