Let's Talk: Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Draft Report

News - 27 March 2025

Have your say on the future of pharmaceutical services in Kingston! The draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) 2025 is now open for feedback—help shape the services that support our community by sharing your views in the survey on the Kingston Let’s Talk website.
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Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment

The Kingston Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) 2025 is being carried out by the PNA Steering Group on behalf of the Kingston Health and Wellbeing Board. 

The PNA is a report of the current and future needs for pharmaceutical services. It is used to identify any gaps in current services or improvements that could be made in future pharmaceutical service provision.

Every Health and Wellbeing Board has a statutory duty to carry out a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment every three years. We published the last Kingston Borough PNA in September 2022. 

Give us your feedback

We want to hear your thoughts on the draft Kingston Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment 2025-28.

We are now sharing the new DRAFT Kingston PNA 2025 report and asking for feedback through our survey on Kingston Council’s Let’s Talk website before it is finalised for approval by the Kingston Health and Wellbeing Board.

Visit the Kingston Let's Talk website

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