Working in urgent and emergency care
Published: 8 October 2021
Updated: 31 July 2023
This was published when the organisation was the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
About this page
This page has been archived. It still supports good pharmacy practice; however, you may find some outdated terminology or broken links.
Sections on this page
- What is urgent, emergency, and unscheduled care?
- England
- Scotland
- Wales
- An introduction to urgent and emergency care settings
- Community pharmacy
- Emergency departments, and urgent and acute care
- NHS 111, NHS 24 and NHS Direct Wales pharmacist advisors
- Ambulance services
- Integrated urgent care clinical hub (England)
- Urgent care resource hub (Scotland)
- Pharmacists working in GP practices and out-of-hours GP services
- Seven-day services
- Applying for jobs
- Community pharmacy
- Urgent and emergency care roles
- Practical guidance
- Legal and regulatory framework
- Professional guidance and ethical issues
- Clinical guidance and support tools
- Pharmacists working in urgent, emergency, and acute care settings
- Roles
- Clinical guidance and support tools
- Practical tools and guidance
- Legal and regulatory framework
- Professional guidance and ethical issues
- Acknowledgements