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What’s new in medicines mechanisms and governance PGDs
13 May 2025An update for those involved in medicines governance including managing PGDs and other medicine mechanisms in practice.
MSATS – Safe use of valproate
28 February 2024Discussion of key current medication safety challenges within healthcare with a focus on the safe use of valproate; inspiring partnership across the system
Improving Health Outcomes in Health and Justice
3 December 2024Overview of national workstreams, focusing on CGM devices and Structured Medication Reviews. We explored how to use EPS in practice for our FP10s.
MSATS - Safe Use of DOACs
30 October 2024Discussion of key current medication safety challenges within healthcare with a focus on the safe use of DOACs; inspiring partnership across the system.
Social prescribing and pharmacy - an ‘on the couch’ conversation
12 September 2023An opportunity to hear how a social prescriber and pharmacist work together in primary care, with hints and ideas on how to reach out and collaborate
Navigating difficult conversations with confidence
5 June 2024This event explored why conversations with patients and colleagues can be challenging. Speakers shared insights and strategies to enhance confidence.
Primary care discussions: Heart failure
20 August 2024A practical discussion between two pharmacists with an interest in heart failure about identifying heart failure and optimising treatment in primary care.
Supporting pharmacists with HRT decision making
13 March 2024This webinar, the first in a series of two, provided an overview of the menopause with a focus around the selection, optimising and stopping of HRT.
Managing chronic liver disease in primary care
27 April 2023A practical ‘On the Couch’ discussion to help primary care pharmacy professionals appropriately manage patients with chronic liver disease in the community.
Supporting people with mental health conditions in primary care
19 September 2023Speakers shared experiences of supporting people living with mental health conditions to show that you don’t have to be an expert to make a contribution