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Members will soon be able to apply to reinstate remedy period service if they opted out of the NHS Pension Scheme because of the discrimination identified in the McCloud judgement.   Members will be able to use a calculator to estimate the cost of…

Pharmacy contractors can find more information about RTEC, including how to register, on the Community Pharmacy England (CPE) website. If you want to submit a request to change the RTEC service you currently provide email RTECHES@nhsbsa.nhs.uk  

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Published 6 March 2025. Summary Mental health is a key area of the NHS Long Term Plan published in 2019. This publication aims to describe the prescribing of medicines used to improve mental health in England that are subsequently dispensed in…

If you're aged 55 and over and you have agreement from your employer, you can choose to take part, or all of your pension benefits while you continue working in NHS employment and build your pension benefits in the 2015 Scheme. This is called…

Apply for Healthy Start If you do not currently get Healthy Start payments and think you're eligible, you can find out more about how to apply on the Healthy Start website: Apply for Healthy Start Update your details If you currently get Healthy…

Access for registered users through ePACT2. The report: provides information to support the monitoring and management of remuneration payments for pharmaceutical services supplied by pharmacy and appliance contractors only shows payments which…

Reconcile invoices for FP10 and FP10HP forms To reconcile forms dispensed by a community pharmacist, you'll need access to the Itemised Prescribing Payment (IPP) Report and the Remuneration Report. You can find these in ePACT2. View our guide on…

Not everyone getting Universal Credit is entitled to help with their health costs. You are only entitled if the total take-home pay for your household in your last assessment period was: £435 or less £935 or less if your Universal Credit…

Not everyone getting Universal Credit is entitled to help with their health costs. You are only entitled if the total take-home pay for your household in your last assessment period was: £435 or less £935 or less if your Universal Credit …