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Hospital pharmacy

​Getting a prescription​​

If you're given a prescription at your hospital visit, you must bring it to us to collect your medicines. You can't get GP prescriptions from us.​​​​

Opening ​​hours

The pharmacy is open 7​ days a week at the following times:

  • Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
  • Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, 10am to 1.30pm

Our location

We are in the corridor between the Outpatients Department and The Parade entrance of the General Hospital.

Co​st

You don't need to pay for medicines, unless you have a private prescription.

Getting more medicines

You will get 1 month's supply from us and you will need to go to your GP for more.

GP prescriptions

We cannot dispense normal prescriptions written by GPs. ​

Hospital only medicines

​If you can only get your medicine from us, we will give you up to 3 months' supply.
You must order more from your consultant's secretary. This must be done at least 7 days before you need them. You can then collect these from us.​

Hospital formulary

Medicines advice 

If you have a question about your medicines, ask us when you pick them up.
If you have a question but have already left the hospital, you can call us on +44 (0) 1534 442627​.

Medicines helpline

If you have questions about your medications Our Pharmacy Team are here to help. Contact us using the confidential Medicines Helpline call +44(0) 1534 442605

It is open from 10am to 12pm Monda to Friday and is closed over  the weekend and bank holidays. 

You might want to know:

  • When and how you should take your medicines
  • whether you can take oher medicines at the same time 
  • what the possible side effects are 

The Medicines Helpline must not be used in an emergency. I you need emergency treatment call 999 or go to the Emergency Department. 


Waiting​​

We will take about 30 minutes to get your medicines ready. You can wait or drop off your prescription and collect it later. We have a waiting area.

When your medicines are ready, it will show on the screen in the waiting area. Your name will also be called out.

There is a children's play area in the general outpatient waiting area. Food and drinks are available nearby.

Feedback

We aim to maintain high standards of patient care and encourage any feedback you have about our service. If you have any suggestions or comments, we welcome your feedback.

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