Homecare medicines review
- Area of Work: Social Care
- Type: News Item
- Published: 9th January 2024
The ALLIANCE is reviewing the approach to supplying homecare medicines in Scottish communities.
The ALLIANCE, in partnership with the Scottish Government, invites participants who receive homecare medicines or are family members or carers of recipients to share their insights on what matters most when receiving homecare medicines. Learning from these experiences will contribute significantly to enhance homecare service.
This survey is to assist us in understanding what matters to you when you receive homecare medicine. Your insights are invaluable in helping us to enhance the homecare services. As we review homecare medicines, we are keen to know what matters to you. The questions are designed to embrace a ‘What Matters to You’ approach, seeking your insights on priorities and considerations regarding homecare medicines.
This survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. If you receive homecare medicines or are family members or carers of recipients, please fill in this survey.
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