NHS Pharmacy Services

Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring. Is a method of monitoring a patient's blood pressure while they go about their normal daily activities. This service typically involves the patient wearing a portable device that takes blood pressure readings at regular intervals over 24 hours or longer. It can give doctors more accurate information about a patient's blood pressure as compared to single measurements taken during a clinic visit.

If you are over 40 and not on any blood pressure medication you can have a free NHS blood pressure check. This is important to prevent heart disease and strokes. To qualify, the patient must not have previously been identified as having hypertension or a related condition.

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New Medicine Service is a service provided by pharmacies in the UK to give extra help to people with long-term conditions, such as asthma or type 2 diabetes, who are prescribed a new medicine. The intent is to support patients to improve the effectiveness of their medication through improved adherence.