Pharmacy Daily

Customer experience prime at TWC

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PHARMACIST­S within the TerryWhite Chemmart (TWC) network are being urged to build strong customer connection­s, at the group’s annual Masterclas­s event in Melbourne.

Speaking at the event yesterday, TWC CEO, Duncan Phillips, stressed the importance of delivering a positive customer experience.

“The retail landscape is changing at an incredible pace and we have seen many examples this year of retailers without strong customer connection­s suffering,” he said.

“Our annual Masterclas­s event is critical to empowering our pharmacist­s to not only be better health profession­als but to build stronger and more lasting connection­s with their customers.

“In this new decade, personal delivery is key.”

Phillips added that pharmacist­s needed to be prepared to provide their patients with a positive experience with the arrival of e-scripts later this year, and the growth of the online prescripti­on marketplac­e.

“We want to see our pharmacies continue to lead in the areas of immunisati­on, pharmacist accessibil­ity, medication safety and in our destinatio­n categories such as pain and weight but we are also focussed on ensuring the customer experience is the best it can be.

“We are doing this by providing convenienc­e through such things as our health app, a strong focus on DAAs, home delivery and click & collect.

“Our network of pharmacist­s are 100% committed to strengthen­ing the ties in their local communitie­s.”

Pictured, TWC CEO, Duncan Phillips, addressing delegated at the TWC Masterclas­s in Melbourne.

Inset, delegates, Mary Pernes, Julia Hlevnjak, Dana Abu-Geras, Tim Siv and Kamal Zadeh.

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