September 2024

Topic details Date Time Target audience Presenter(s) Link to registration
Polypharmacy Action Learning Set Cohort 19: to build confidence in, and understanding of, the complex issues surrounding stopping inappropriate medicines safely

All dates for this set to be attended:

11/09/2024 25/09/2024 09/10/2024

09.30-12:15 GPs and prescribing health care professionals HIN LINK
CVD: Hypertension  Mastering hypertension prescribing in a patient centred way (26/09) and reflecting on mastering hypertension prescribing - what went well, what was difficult, what could you do differently? (17/10)

Both sessions to be attended:

26/09/2024 17/10/2024

13:00-14:00 Pharmacist prescribers in general practice. Need to login to PrescQIPP (registration is free) to view details and register PrescQIPP: Zoe Girdis LINK

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October 2024

Topic details Date Time Target audience Presenter(s) Link to registration
CVD: Heart Failure Managing heart failure in people with frailty 08/10/2024 13:00-14:00 Healthcare professionals managing heart failure in people with frailty Dr Lucy Pollock LINK
Social prescribing: The evidence for social prescribing (2/7). 'Social Prescribing Champion' status awarded to those who complete all 7 webinars. 09/10/2024 13:00-14:00 Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, in primary care, community pharmacy
and community and acute trusts.
PrescQIPP and the National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) LINK
Antimicrobials (AMS) NHSE: Celebrating the diversity of nursing roles in AMS across the healthcare system 09/10/2024 09:30-12:00 Suitable for general nurses, advance clinical practitioners, specialist AMS/IPC nurses and pharmacy teams NHSE LINK
Polypharmacy Action Learning Set Cohort 20: to build confidence in, and understanding of, the complex issues surrounding stopping inappropriate medicines safely

All dates for this set to be attended:

16/10/2024 06/11/2024 20/11/2024

09:30-12:15 GPs and prescribing health care professionals HIN LINK
SMRs Update on local and national research revarding SMRs and discussion with local GPs about how they have worked with PCN teams to implement changes in practice 17/10/2024 13:00-15:30 All clinicians working in primary care Wessex HIN LINK
CVD: Cholesterol management Mastering cholesterol prescribing in a patient centred way (24/10) and Reflecting on mastering cholesterol prescribing - what went well, what was difficult, what could you do differently?

Both sessions to be attended:

24/10/2024 14/11/2024

13:00-14:00 Pharmacist prescribers in general practice. Need to login to PrescQIPP (registration is free) to view details and register PrescQIPP: Zoe Girdis LINK
Medicines Safety  SPS: Safe use of DOACs 30/10/2024 12:30-14:00 Healthcare professionals, working in any sector with a role or passion for medication safety and / or involved in medicines use

Ruth Dales, NHS England

Wendy Sunter, Consultant Pharmacist (Anticoagulation & Throbosis

LINK

November 2024

Topic details Date Time Target audience Presenter(s) Link to registration
Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Hypertension 07/11/2024 12:00-13:00 GPs, pharmacists, nurse prescribers and other interested health professionals HIN - South East Collaborative LINK
Polypharmacy Action LearningSet Cohort 21: to build confidence in, and understanding of, the complex issues surrounding stopping inappropriate medicines safely

All dates in this set to be attended:

13/11/2024 27/11/2024 11/12/2024

09.30-12:15 GPs and prescribing health care professionals HIN LINK
Antimicrobials (AMS) Uriniary Tract Infections (UTIs): Integrating Antimicrobial Stewardship into Clinical Practice 15/11/2024 13:00-14:00 Nurses, GPs, Pharmacists, Paramedics and other health professionals in primary care with an interest in AMS Dr Veronica Garcia-Arias LINK
Antimicrobials (AMS) COPD and acute cough: Integrating Amtimicrobial Stewardship into Clinical Practice 18/11/2024 13:00-14:00 Nurses, GPs, Pharmacists, Paramedics and other heath professionals in primary care with an interest in AMS Dr Ben Green LINK
Mental health: severe mental illness Unlocking excellence: Mastering severe mental illness for our patients (20/11) and Reflecting on mastering severe mental illness - what went well, what was difficult, what could you do differently? (11/12) Both sessions to be attended: 20/11/2024 11/12/2024 13:00-14:00 Pharmacist prescribers in general practice. Need to loginto PrescQIPP (registration is free) to view details and register PrescQIPP: Zoe Girdis LINK
Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Heart Failure 21/11/2024 12:00-13:00 GPs, pharmacists, nurse prescribers and other interested health professionals HIN - South East Collaborative LINK
Polypharmacy  Understanding the data webinars 21/11/2024 (other dates available) 12:00-13:30 Network nominated polypharmacy and clinical leads, ICS medicines optimisation leads and Primary Care Network (PCN) teams, including GPs and pharmacists HIN - national LINK

January 2025

Topic details Date Time Target audience Presenter(s) Link to registration
Polyharmacy Action Learning Set Cohort 22: to build confidence in, and understanding of, the complex issues surrounding stopping inappropriate medicines safely

All dates in this set to be attended:

22/01/2025 05/02/2025 26/02/2025

09:30-12:15 GPs and health care professionals HIN LINK
Polypharmacy  Understanding the data webinars 23/01/2025 (other dates available) 12:00-13:30 Network nominated polypharmacy and clinical leads, ICS medicines optimisation leads and Primary Care Network (PCN) teams, including GPs and pharmacists HIN - national LINK

 

May 2024

Topic details Date Duration Target audience Presenter(s) Link to recording
Respiratory  Masterclass 1: Adult asthma guidelines 08/05/2024 01:00:00 Respiratory nurses, GPs and pharmacy teams Gary Connett UHS, Tom Brown PHU Masterclass 1: Adult asthma guidelines
Opioids Reducing opioids for chronic, non-cancer pain masterclass 16/05/2024 01:30:00   Wessex HIN

LINK

CVD              Practical Management of Hypertension webinar 21/05/2024 01:00:00 MDT healthcare professionals working in primary care, secondary care and community pharmacies HIN - Kent, Surrey & Sussex LINK
Respiratory   Masterclass 2: Paediatric guidelines 22/05/2024 01:00:00 Respiratory nurses, GPs and pharmacy teams Gary Connett UHS, Tom Brown PHU

Respiratory   Masterclass 2: Paediatric guidelines

 

June 2024

Topic details Date Duration Target audience Presenter(s) Link to recording
Mental Health Polypharmacy: antidepressants in older people 20/06/2024 1:30:00 GPs, pharmacy teams and other prescribing clinicians Wessex HIN, Dr Bernie Cope (consultant psychiatrist for older people in Dorset Healthcare University NHS Trust), Francis Johnson (advanced specialist MH pharmacist, Dorset Healthcare University NHS Trust)

 

LINK

 

July 2024

Topic details Date Duration Target audience Presenter(s) Link to recording
Mental health: Antipsychotics in dementia 11/07/2024 1:30:00 All prescribers working in primary care, MO team HIN

LINK

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The Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education (CPPE) offers high-quality learning materials for all pharmacy professionals, enables skill development and supports workforce transformation in England.

From face-to-face events to online and distance learning programmes, CPPE is passionate about the learning and development of the pharmacy workforce. They have an excellent reputation for delivering learning that goes through a robust quality assurance process and is developed in collaboration with pharmacy and healthcare colleagues. CPPE is part of the Division of Pharmacy and Optometry, within the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, at the University of Manchester.

Begin your learning journey by registering with CPPE to access our range of free learning opportunities and resources:
•    Register for free with CPPE
•    CPPE programmes available to non-GPhC registrants

Check in regularly with our hot topics and clinical factsheets; both are updated regularly with new learning opportunities and ways to refresh your knowledge:
•    CPPE Hot topics
•    Clinical factsheets

Our Medicines optimisation and soft skills resources are a great way to equip yourself with new knowledge, skills and confidence applicable to any area of the pharmacy workforce. Sign up for one-to-one support and see other resources that are available with our coaching support service:
•    Medicines optimisation
•    Soft skills guides
•    Coaching support

Pharmacy is a diverse and rewarding career with opportunities and roles ever expanding. You have an opportunity to use expert knowledge of medications to support health and wellbeing of patients across a variety of settings. Never has it been more exciting to join the pharmacy profession, with a wide variety of jobs on offer across the Hampshire and Isle Of Wight Integrated Care System (HIOW ICS).

This could include:

  • Community pharmacy
  • GP pharmacy
  • Hospital pharmacy
  • Medicines Optimisation teams
  • Health and Justice sector
  • Academia
  • A combination of the above!

We offer a range of flexible working opportunities, including cross-sector posts to support integration as well as a number of funded training opportunities from early career to advanced practice.

Job opportunities include:

  • Trainee pharmacy technician apprenticeship
  • Trainee pharmacist foundation training year
  • A wide variety of pharmacist and pharmacy technician roles
  • Wider novel job opportunities for experienced pharmacy professionals

We welcome applications from individuals with a key interest in medications, healthcare and improving outcomes for our population.

Want to find out more, please see our job portal or NHS Jobs and contact hiowicb-hsi.pharmacyworkforce@nhs.net for further information.

If you are interested in returning to practice and want to find out more please:

Useful links if you considering a career in pharmacy:

Pharmacy Additional Roles Reimbursement (ARRS) Scheme

Higher Development Award Level 2

Chichester College Group are pleased to announce that cohort 2 Higher Development Award is now open for enrolment.  Please see attached flyer for further information and expressions of interest form.

This is a fully funded development programme which enables pharmacy support workers who have completed the L2 pharmacy services apprenticeship and may not want to pursue a traditional pharmacy route for further development.

Timeline
Q+A session: 17 July, 10-11am, email hda@chichester.ac.uk  
Expressions of Interest: 31 July
Enrolment: 31 August
First workshop: 17 September (9am-12 noon online)

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