Hadeel Mohamed
Deputy Head of Clinical Pharmacy and Education Lead,
South & East Leeds GP Group
Hadeel is a senior pharmacist prescriber with a background in hospital and general practice and is currently Deputy Head of Clinical Pharmacy and Education Lead for a GP Federation in Leeds. She has a keen interest in education, training and research, and volunteers as a RPS mentor, where she encourages the development of Pharmacists to recognise their own accomplishments and gain confidence. Hadeel recently founded a mentoring scheme specifically aimed at supporting female pharmacists of ethnically diverse backgrounds to enhance leadership skills (ENIGMA). This has been piloted in Leeds with a vision to expand the scheme nationally. As a member of the RPS Primary Care Expert Advisory Group, Hadeel passionately advocates the pharmacy profession and recognition of the value that Pharmacists add to patient care across all sectors.
In October 2022, Hadeel started a PhD at The University of Bradford, which is exploring medication self-management behaviours in older patients using multiple medicines at the hospital-to-home transition. Hadeel is excited for research to become a more integral part of pharmacy professional roles and champions this nationally as committee member for the Primary Care academic CollaboraTive (PACT) and Research Co-lead of the Primary Care Pharmacy Association (PCPA).
Sessions
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11-May-2024Integrated Care Theatre & Primary Care TheatreThe ENIGMA mentoring scheme: an impactful approach to address the gaps for ethnically diverse female pharmacists working in primary care
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11-May-2024Integrated Care Theatre & Primary Care TheatreDevelopment and support of pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians across a GP Federation: best practice recommendations
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11-May-2024Integrated Care Theatre & Primary Care TheatreThe ENIGMA mentoring scheme: an impactful approach to address the gaps for ethnically diverse female pharmacists working in primary care
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11-May-2024Integrated Care Theatre & Primary Care TheatreDevelopment and support of pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians across a GP Federation: best practice recommendations