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• 13% of patients felt that there had been no benefit or hindrance in receiving their medication. Conclusion This patient survey showed a positive attitude towards the home delivery scheme and that it provides a useful service in their journey through clinics. A further survey looking at the possible benefits to the Trust such as reduction in pharmacy waiting times, potential reduction in pharmacy stock holding and savings on the HIV drug budget is warranted. Extension of the service to drugs other than antiretrovirals should also be considered. from Ninth International Congress on Drug Therapy in HIV Infection Glasgow, UK. 9–13 November 2008

Patient satisfaction survey for the home delivery of medication scheme