Clinical Pharmacists Achieve 100% QOF and PCN Targets for 7 West Midlands GP Practices!

Case Study: A PCN in the West Midlands, comprising of 7 GP practices, has achieved all local PCN and QOF targets!

How We Did It:

🔹 Close collaboration with each GP practice, adapting to their unique processes and read codes.
🔹 Timely target achievement.
🔹 Comprehensive data logging to showcase our pharmacists’ impact.
🔹 Constant updates to all stakeholders, from PCN managers to GPs.
🔹 Regular audits to ensure consistent quality.
🔹 Optimised workflows planned by a senior pharmacist dedicated to the PCN.

Why Choose Us?

💼 Managed Clinical Services
📅 Flexible Contracts: Short-term or 1-year tailored solutions
📈 Proven Impact and Efficiency

Contact The Medicines Management Team today to see how we can benefit your PCN or GP practice!

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**Our services can be customised to fit your practice, allowing you to select and combine the support options that TMMT offers, resulting in a completely tailored service. Needs may vary between practices, and we are ready to adapt our role to work alongside your practice and PCN.

Author

Mohammed Rashad
Director, The Medicines Management Team

Mohammed Rashad is a pharmacist and Director at The Medicines Management Team (TMMT), an award-winning provider of pharmacy services supporting over 85 Primary Care Networks (PCNs) and 250 GP practices across the UK. He works at scale with practices and PCNs to reduce workload, improve access, and deliver key targets such as QOF. Mohammed combines clinical expertise with strategic leadership to redesign how primary care operates. He leads on digital innovation, implementing performance dashboards, optimising workflows, and using data to drive smarter decisions. His work focuses on building scalable, high-performing models that deliver measurable impact. He regularly shares practical insights on improving efficiency, workforce productivity, and patient outcomes across primary care.