Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Public Survey

News - 22 November 2021

Bromley Council is working in partnership with Healthy Dialogues in writing a pharmaceutical needs assessment (PNA) which looks at the health needs of the people who live in your area. Part of this PNA will consider finding more out about your experiences and views around your local pharmacy, and how you may be currently using them.

The responses that you provide to the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Public Survey will help to inform potential decisions on future pharmacy services, or considerations for changes and improvements at your current pharmacy. Your input is invaluable in helping to shape the future of pharmacy services in your local area.

Share your views on this research by visiting the following link to the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment survey.

Your answers will in no way affect the service you receive from your pharmacy. You will not be identified in any reporting.

Participation should take no longer than 10 minutes. This survey will be open until the 13th December 2021.

If you require any assistance completing this questionnaire, would like to receive the questionnaire in a larger font, or have any questions about the project, please contact Puja Patel:

Tel: 07825 571498 or Email: pna@healthydialogues.co.uk

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