BCS

Core Delivery

Medicines Reconciliation — the safety gap, closed.

Discharge letters are where preventable harm most often enters the primary care system. We reconcile every discharge medication change within agreed SLAs.
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What we deliver

The work, end-to-end.

Hospital discharges are the single biggest source of medication error in primary care. A pharmacist-led reconciliation closes that gap reliably.

  • Daily discharge letter triage
  • Reconciliation against the GP record within 48–72hrs
  • Patient contact where dose changes need explanation
  • Prescribing actioned and coded
  • Onward referral where needed

Outcomes

Measurable outcomes — every month.

Tracked in the BCS Impact Dashboard. Reported to your PCN every month. QA signed-off.

  • Discharge letters reconciled within SLA
  • Medication errors prevented
  • Readmissions avoided

DES 26/27 alignment

How this maps to the Network Contract DES.

Delivers the medicines reconciliation responsibilities defined in PCN Service Requirements within the Network Contract DES 26/27.

FAQs

Common questions from PCN Clinical Directors.

How are discharges routed to you?+

We integrate with your practice workflow — typically via Docman, S1 tasks, or direct EMIS workflow allocation.

What's your SLA?+

48 hours for medium-risk, 24 hours for high-risk. Both tracked in the BCS Impact Dashboard.

Talk to our Service Development team

30-minute discovery call. We'll show you how BCS maps to your PCN's specific priorities.

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Where we cover

See all areas we cover — Medicines Reconciliation across England▾

BCS delivers medicines reconciliation to Primary Care Networks and GP practices across England, mobilised from our London and Halifax hubs. Every link below is a dedicated local page for that town or city.

London

South East

South West

East of England

East Midlands

West Midlands

Yorkshire & Humber

North West

North East