Innovation and Integration Theatre

In this session we will explore how cultivating a growth mindset and encouraging resilience can help your pharmacy team. We will explore the concept of the growth mindset, study examples of it and dis ...

In this session on sustainable & greener practice Wendy will explore, with examples, how the primary care pharmacy team can work as part of the wider health & social care team to reduce health inequal ...

BSW has a clear vision to use community pharmacists as the entrance point to the NHS but we also recognise that this will not be possible without a reliable, adequately trained and supported community pharmacy workforce. Our out of hours provider has a desire to work more closely with community pharmacists to refer appropriate calls to and are willing to offer the safety netting that they require in order to provide that service. HEE Treach and Treat funding allowed us to move this vision forward by providing funding for the out of hours provider to develop a community pharmacy tailored training programme which is delivered by advanced clinical practitioners who act as designated prescribing practitioners. We would like to share our learning from setting up this model - so come and find out more!

Join us for an insightful session where we'll make a compelling case for integrating pharmacy-led care to support safe, effective prescribing of direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF). Through real-life project outcomes and engaging case studies, we'll delve into the common challenges that hinder appropriate DOAC prescribing. We'll showcase the power of population health management and cross-system approaches. By implementing these strategies, we'll demonstrate how we can boost DOAC uptake, prevent inappropriate dosing, improve monitoring practices, and enhance cost-effectiveness. Don't miss this opportunity to explore innovative solutions for improving patient outcomes in AF care.

This session describes if a patient prioritisation tool led to: Sicker, high acuity patients having more frequent, senior pharmacist input The depth of pharmacist reviews more closely matching patient ...

One day a week the mental health pharmacist provides advice and support about mental health medicines to pharmacy staff at WUTH. A questionnaire was used to assess staff’s baseline knowledge and repor ...

A snapshot of the data from the 2023 NHS Benchmarking Network’s Acute Pharmacy and Medicines Optimisation project. Comparing the UK sample across a variety of metrics including: Workforce Clinical pha ...

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The medicines related-consultation assessment tool (MR-CAT) is a new validated global assessment tool which has been used to assess over 4000 pharmacy professionals working in primary care. The MR-CAT ...

This session will cover our experience in developing the Embedded Prescribing Pharmacist (EPP) role to improve medicines related discharge processes. An overview of the pilot and establishment of the role will be presented, along with plans for future service extension following central funding agreement.

In this panel discussion we’ll be delving into the question of why is it we still need to continue to discuss Female Pharmacy Leadership - We’ll be covering How far have we come? What can we learn fro ...

A summary of some recurrent issues noted on hospital discharges, how these can negatively impact post discharge care, and ways of avoiding recurrence of these issues.