dr fulwell l the door is open. dr fulwell reduces mary's _ the door is open.an be saved by looking at medication?— be saved by looking at medication? . , medication? over the last 4.5 ears, medication? over the last 4.5 years. we _ medication? over the last 4.5 years. we have _ medication? over the last 4.5 years, we have consistently i years, we have consistently demonstrated that greater than £100 per patient per year cost saving in terms of the reduction in those medications where the risks outweigh the benefits, which can be then reinvested into other areas of the health system. the centre believes if— the health system. the centre believes if this _ the health system. the centre believes if this was _ the health system. the centre believes if this was adopted i believes if this was adopted across the health service in the uk, an estimated £270 million could be saved on medication alone. mary also sees the saves —— the centre's social worker who can assess if she needs help at home. it is she needs help at home. it is our role to — she needs help at home.

here, dr fulwell can see mary's gp, hospital and any social care records. i think this was your second fall, wasn't it? third this year. she had one injune outside. treating people who've had falls is estimated to cost the nhs more than £2 billion a year. doctor folwell believes mary's blood pressure pills may be having unintended consequences. yeah. because what's happening with your blood pressure is it has been really well—controlled. but when you are standing, it is dropping, and that can make you feel a bit woozy and dizzy. hovel we worry about we worry about that because it makes you more at risk of falling. we are not the experts here, we just take what we're given. but i haven't had a change for a long time. you haven't in a long time. it is nice to have the opportunity to talk about it, because when you go to the gp's, you just don't have time to ask questions. time has been key for this. how often, in a normal hospital run, or in a gp�*s practice, would you have the sort of time to go through things with someone? i think that would be really unusu