1.Hospital to community
2.Analogue to digital
3.Sickness to prevention
Alison Davis and Susan Gibert, NCHA Directors were delighted to be invited to speak at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress 2025 recently.
The presentation explored how the Clinical Homecare Medicines Sector can support the NHS whilst providing solutions to the forth coming 10-year plan.
The National Clinical Homecare Association (NCHA) is the trade body representing all 19 national clinical homecare providers in the UK, which account for 95% of all people receiving clinical homecare.
Working closely with NHSE (via the Pharmacy Directorate and the National Homecare Medicines Committee NHMC), pharmaceutical manufacturers, and patients, the NCHA upholds high standards of service delivery in this vital industry. This includes setting and measuring the performance KPIs that NCHA members report against.
The NCHA works with a range of advisors both nationally and regionally. This includes the NCHA’s Patient Advisory Council. The group is made up of charities, patient advocacy groups and other interested parties involved in supporting the homecare services model of care to patients and carers in the UK.
To learn more about how the NCHA is committed to supporting the following NHS priorities and to obtain a copy of the presentation click the link below: