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

Medicines Reconciliation — across every city and town in England.

BCS delivers medicines reconciliation to Primary Care Networks and GP practices across England, mobilised from our London and Halifax hubs. Find your area below — every link goes to 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