Shaping The Future: Overcoming The Challenges To Seize The Opportunities
Part Two
1PM – 5:00PM
In the afternoon we will look at community pharmacy frameworks across the UK and visionary leadership in pharmacy. We will then focus on transforming the work of pharmacists. In these sessions we will learn from critical incidents and look at how safer practice can be developed and supported.
| 12:20pm | Break for lunch | |
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| 1:00pm | Community Pharmacy Contractual Frameworks across the UK Contrasting the approach being taken and the implications for pharmacists across the 4 countries of the UK. Questions to the panel |
Scotland – Noel Wicks, Northern Ireland – Sheelin Mc Keagney, Wales – Penny Knowles, England – Jignesh Patel |
| 1:55pm | Visionary Leadership in Pharmacy | Andrew Evans, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer for Wales |
Transforming the work of Pharmacists
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| 2:40pm | What happens when things go wrong – Learning from critical incidents Based on PDA Defence cases, learn about;
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Alima Batchelor, Head of Policy, PDA
Liz Brooke, PCN Lead Pharmacist, Wyre Forest Network |
| 3:10pm | Coffee break | |
| 3:30pm | Why Healthcare professionals should organise themselves through a Trade Union
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Paul Nowak, Deputy General Secretary, TUC |
| 3:50pm | What ‘Good’ looks like – a CQC perspective Examples identified during CQC inspection visits of how GP Practices have reconfigured their services to make best use of the pharmacist’s expertise around medicines. |
Deborah Dodge, Pharmacist Specialist , Primary Medical Services and Integrated Care Directorate Care Quality Commission |
| 4:20pm | Higher level lessons for risk management
What have we learned to enable GP Practice based pharmacists to enjoy professionally fulfilling roles whilst using their skills to best effect for the benefit of patients? |
Dr Duncan Jenkins, Specialist in Pharmaceutical Public Health |
| 4:50pm | Closing remarks | |
| 5:00pm | End of day one | |