Mersey Care’s Medicines Management Community Service is commissioned by Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group (LCCG) to provide support to Liverpool GP practices to improve the health of the population, by optimising the use of medicines through:

  • Promoting the safe, evidence based and cost-effective use of medicines through medication reviews 
  • Providing up to date, unbiased information about medicines, treatments and care pathways
  • Supporting practitioners and patients to make best use of medicines through medication reviews
  • Minimising the harm caused by medicines
  • Developing local guidelines and care pathways to optimise the management of conditions
  • Collaborating with local hospital trusts and other healthcare providers to support these aims 

The team consists of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians using their experience and knowledge of medicines to ensure that patients within Liverpool get the medicines they need to effectively manage their condition.

Care Home Pharmacy Team

The team consists of pharmacist and pharmacy technicians working together with GPs, care home staff, other health professionals and community pharmacies to resolve any medicines related issues.
The team ensure that people who live in care homes get a medication review the same as other people who can visit their GP surgery.

Medicines Distribution Service

The team consists of pharmacy technicians and pharmacy assistants who provide the supply of medication to community services e.g. Walk in Centre, Sexual Health Clinics.
They also provide support to the vaccination and immunisation team who undertake the national immunisation program within Liverpool schools.

The Medicines Management Team is available Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm. You can be referred for a medication review by your GP or community health professional e.g. district nurse, dietician.
 

If you're a GP or Health Care professional and you'd like to refer a patient into our service, please download the referral form here.
 

Further information:

Community Pharmacies Holding Palliative Medication

Cheshire and Merseyside  Liverpool, Sefton and Knowsley ICB Places have individually commissioned some community pharmacies to hold a small supply of palliative medicines. Details of these community pharmacies and what medication they hold can be found below

Liverpool Community Pharmacies Holding Palliative Medication

Knowsley Community Pharmacies Holding Palliative Medication

Sefton Community Pharmacies Holding Palliative Medication

 

Christmas and New Year 2022 - 23 Community Pharmacy Opeing Hours

The following pharmacies have been directed by NHSE to be open for a period of time over the Christmas and New Year bank holidays. Some of these pharmacies are commissioned by individual ICB Places to hold a supply of palliative medicines, please check information above

Christmas Day Cheshire & Merseyside Community Pharmacy Opening Hours

Christmas Day Additional Cheshire & Merseyside Community Pharmacy Opening Hours

Boxing Day Cheshire & Merseyside Community Pharmacy Opening Hours

New Years Day Cheshire & Merseyside Community Pharmacy Opening Hours

 

In addition to the Christmas and New Year rotas above, Cheshire and Merseyside ICB Liverpool Place has commissioned additional Liverpool Pharmacies to be open over the Christmas and New Year bank holidays. These pharmacies will have a small supply of palliative medicines. Details below

Christmas & New Year Additional Liverpool Pharmacies Holding Palliative Medicines Opening Hours