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"Pharmacy Experience "

Up to 15 people were waiting at 2pm today (Boxing day) for your pharmacy to open its doors. I needed an urgent prescription for my wife, however this was not possible as your pharmacist did not arrive. Whilst I appreciate unforeseen circumstances can have an impact on these matters, to leave people who have travelled long distances, waiting around wondering if anyone will turn up is completely unacceptable. This can be publicised on social media or even a sign on the door would help. After all, isn’t this an emergency service you are supposed to be providing?

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Response from Debbie Watson, Head of Patient and Family Relations, Patient Experience, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust 6 months ago
Debbie Watson
Head of Patient and Family Relations, Patient Experience,
University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
Submitted on 27/12/2024 at 16:32
Published on Care Opinion at 16:32


I am sorry to learn of your experience. If you would like to contact pals@uhs.nhs.uk we can look into this further for you.

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