Public Health Scotland – Poster Campaigns
Published: 29/07/24
The next community pharmacy public Health Scotland campaign will be a re-run of ‘Detecting Cancer Early’.
Posters will be sent to all community pharmacies this week, w/c 29th July 2024 and the campaign will run until 4th September 2024.
More details can be found in this Scottish Government / NHS Scotland Letter – ‘Be the early bird’ 2024/25
If any pharmacy requires a replacement poster holder, please contact APS Group at: stockorders.DPPAS@theapsgroup.com and a replacement will be sent out.
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