Hospital prescriptions
Medicines are dispensed for hospital patients against prescriptions from the hospital’s treating doctors.
PharmacyThe right questions.
The right questions.
A team ready to help.
Our in-house pharmacy dispenses medicines prescribed by the hospital’s treating doctors for hospital patients. It is not open to the public as a retail pharmacy.
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Our in-house pharmacy dispenses medicines prescribed by the hospital’s treating doctors for hospital patients. It is not open to the public as a retail pharmacy.
Support with your medicines
The pharmacy team explains dispensing and collection arrangements and can help with questions about medicines supplied through your hospital care.
An in-house service
The pharmacy supports the hospital’s clinical and ward teams. It does not provide a public walk-in retail service.
Planning your visit
Know before you go.
- Start with your treating doctor and the prescription issued through the hospital.
- Follow the medicine and collection instructions given by the pharmacy team.
- Speak with the team about availability and charges for your prescription.
An in-house service for hospital patients, supporting hospital care throughout the week. Not a public retail pharmacy.
Our people
Meet the pharmacy team.
Nathan Owusu leads the in-house pharmacy, working with Raymond Abire Akonara, Pharmacy Dispenser Technician, to dispense medicines for hospital patients.
Head of Pharmacy Department
Nathan Owusu
Leads the in-house pharmacy for hospital patients, organising prescribed medicine dispensing and availability. Guides patients on the safe use of prescribed medicines and coordinates stock control, appropriate storage and medicine-related enquiries with the clinical team.
Pharmacy Dispenser Technician
Raymond Abire Akonara
Supports day-to-day dispensing work under the pharmacy head’s direction. Helps prepare and label medicines, maintain dispensing records, organise stock and assist patients with practical pharmacy enquiries, referring clinical questions to the pharmacist.
Reception can explain which team members and service arrangements apply to your visit.
Speak with reception