More than 1,200 clinical pharmacists in secondary and primary care flocked to London ExCeL to the inaugural Clinical Pharmacy Congress to benefit from the largest CPD education programme and exhibition for clinical pharmacists ever staged in the UK.
Read the official post show press release here.
Designed by the organisers of the Pharmacy Show, The Clinical Pharmacy Congress comprised a world-class conference allowing clinical pharmacists in secondary and primary care the opportunity to create an education programme that facilitates their CPD requirements, a major exhibition, numerous specialist interest groups and a series of networking events.
The exciting and ground-breaking format of the two-day Congress allowed clinical pharmacists and technicians from secondary and primary care access to:
- The largest CPD clinical pharmacy education programme and exhibition ever staged in the UK;
- A world-class faculty of speakers and lecturers, programmed by the Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education (CPPE);
- 48 plenary and workshop sessions across five streams;
- Cutting-edge clinical content mapped to the GPhC requirements for CPD recording;
- An exciting exhibition floor with dozens of specialist suppliers of medicines and pharmacy technolgy and equipment.
With an attendance of over 1,200 delegates, this event was on a scale never seen before in the UK. And its unique, distinct format means that pharmacists and industry were able to talk to each other like never before.
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"Pharmacy has a major contribution in achieving world-class outcomes in the NHS, the Congress is an opportunity to bring sectors together to support this aim and ensure pharmacy as a whole can work with the public and the wider healthcare team to optimise medicines use and promote healthy living."
Martin Stephens MJS NCD HPh - Former National Clinical Director for Hospital Pharmacy, Department of Health