ARRS-Funded Remote Clinical Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technician Support for PCNs
Remote Clinical Providers helps PCNs convert ARRS-funded clinical pharmacy roles into structured clinical capacity across multiple practices. Our remote pharmacists and pharmacy technicians can support SMRs, medicines optimisation, QOF-focused reviews, discharge workflows, prescribing support and risk-stratified patient cohorts.
The Challenge
ARRS Funding Only Works When It Converts Into Clinical Output
Many PCNs have access to workforce funding but still struggle with recruitment, deployment, supervision, workload design and measurable outcomes. Without a clear operating model, pharmacy roles can become inconsistent across practices and difficult to evidence.
Remote Clinical Providers helps PCNs structure remote pharmacy capacity around clear workflows, governance and network priorities — turning funding into practical clinical delivery.
What We Deliver
A Managed Remote Pharmacy Team for Your Network
We provide pharmacist and pharmacy technician capacity that integrates with your network's existing workflows, systems and governance arrangements. All activity is structured, documented and overseen as part of the managed service.
- Remote Structured Medication Reviews across your network
- Clinical pharmacist support for QOF medicines optimisation
- Long-term condition reviews by remote clinical pharmacists
- Medication safety and high-risk medicines monitoring
- Pharmacy technician support for medicines reconciliation
- Repeat prescribing and medication query workflows
- Risk-stratified patient cohort reviews
- EMIS and SystmOne workflow compatibility
ARRS Funding & Pricing
Priced Below the Maximum ARRS Reimbursement Rate
NHSE publishes a maximum reimbursement rate for ARRS-funded clinical pharmacist and pharmacy technician roles. Our service is priced below that ceiling, allowing PCNs to access fully managed remote pharmacy capacity within their existing ARRS workforce funding.
Speak to us about current pricing relative to the ARRS reimbursement ceiling for your PCN's pharmacist and technician headcount.
QOF & Prevention
Support for QOF, Prevention and Long-Term Condition Workload
RCP can help PCNs structure pharmacist and pharmacy technician capacity around QOF-focused medicines optimisation, prevention priorities and long-term condition review workload.
- Hypertension and cardiovascular risk optimisation
- Diabetes medicines optimisation
- Heart failure medication review and monitoring
- Obesity-related medication review and referral support
- Structured long-term condition review support
- High-risk medicine monitoring and safety checks
- Polypharmacy review and SMR prioritisation
Cross-Practice Consistency
Consistent Pharmacy Support Across Multiple Practices
One of the most common challenges for PCNs is variation. Different practices end up with different pharmacy models, different outcomes and different levels of workload support. Our managed approach helps address this.
- Standardised workflows across all member practices
- Shared activity reporting and governance documentation
- Clear escalation routes agreed at network level
- Practice-specific configuration where needed
- Cross-site pharmacist and technician deployment
- Flexible capacity aligned to network priorities
- Operational oversight and performance review
How We Work With PCNs
Step 1 of 6
Network Discovery
We understand your PCN structure, member practices, funding position and workforce gaps.
Common Questions From PCN Leaders
Turn ARRS Pharmacy Capacity Into Practical Clinical Support
Speak to Remote Clinical Providers about structuring remote pharmacy capacity across your PCN — with governance, workflow design and operational management included.
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