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Research Session 1: Providing Pharmacy Services to Diverse Communities

The vision is that, ‘older people in Scotland are valued as an asset, their voices are heard and they are supported to enjoy full and positive lives in their own home or a homely setting’. While NHS pharmaceutical care plays a significant role, ‘the use of multi-compartment compliance aids (MCA) has become regarded as a panacea for medicines use’. This research aimed to explore the provision, use, monitoring and perceived impact of MCAs from the perspectives of very sheltered housing (VSH) residents, who are generally older and frailer necessitating 24-hour warden service, and those people they identified as part of their care team.