Enhanced and Local Services
Service specifications for Enhanced Services have been developed using experience from locally negotiated services. LPCs and contractors are able to negotiate to provide services in accordance with these specifications where a local need for the service is determined.
Alternatively LPCs, contractors or the PCT are free to develop their own local services in response to identified needs.
Template Service Specifications
The nationally negotiated template Enhanced service specifications (developed and agreed by PSNC, the Department of Health and NHS Employers) and, where applicable, associated resources are available via the links below. An introduction to the nationally negotiated service specifications is availalbe here.
EN1 Supervised Administration (Consumption of Prescribed Medicines)
EN5 Care Home (Support and Advice on Storage, Supply and Administration of Drugs and Appliances)
EN6 Medicines Assessment & Compliance Support
EN7 Medication Review (Full Clinical Review)
EN9 Out of Hours (Access to Medicines)
EN10 Supplementary Prescribing by Pharmacists
EN11 Emergency Hormonal Contraception
EN12 Seasonal Influenza Vaccination
EN14 Chlamydia Screening & Treatment (updated April 2010)
EN15 NHS Health Check (Vascular risk assessment and management service)
Draft Template Service Specifications
These DRAFT template Enhanced service specifications are published in order that LPCs and pharmacy contractors are aware of current work PSNC is undertaking on service development. They may be used to inform local discussions on service development.
These service specifications are still under discussion with the Department of Health and NHS Employers and have not been finalised; further changes will be made to them before they are agreed as national service specifications.
Any queries relating to these service specifications should be directed to alastair.buxton@psnc.org.uk (01296 438425).
Alcohol screening and brief intervention
Emergency supply (at NHS expense)
Negotiating Enhanced Service Funding
PSNC has developed a costing toolkit and other guidance, for LPCs and PCTs, which helps to identify the elements to be considered in pricing a service at a local level.

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