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CPC North Conference Programme 2025

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Beyond the policy: the hidden drivers behind indemnity arrangements

21 Nov 2025
Strategy Theatre
Beyond the policy: the hidden drivers behind indemnity arrangements

Indemnity arrangements are often viewed through the lens of policy and compliance, but what lies beneath these frameworks can have a profound impact on pharmacists’ professional lives. This session will explore the cultural and human factors that shape indemnity risks and support systems, offering a holistic perspective beyond the paperwork.

A representative from Pharmacist Support will also talk about the impacts of workplace culture and the importance of a mentally healthy workplace – possible focus on loneliness and isolation..

  • By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
  • Explain the link between workplace culture and indemnity risk
  • Identify common scenarios where things go wrong
  • Evaluate the role of representative bodies in safeguarding pharmacists
  • Outline key expectations from a representative body
  • Apply strategies to reduce personal and organisational risk
Chairperson
Alison Jones, Director of Policy and Communications - PDA
Speakers
Alima Batchelor, Head of Policy - The Pharmacists’ Defence Association (PDA)

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