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ADVANCING CLINICAL PRACTICE

Revalidation for pharmacy professionals is happening now!Revalidation is a process which will help pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to keep their professional skills and knowledge up to date. It will help to show you how to provide the safe and effective care, patients and the public expect, as set out in the standards for pharmacy professionals.

Pharmacy professionals are valued for their knowledge of medicines and their ability to provide advice to patients and medical colleagues about medicines. Medication reviews and clinical consultations are routinely putting pharmacy professionals and their patients together to discuss and solve medicines related issues. Getting the right medicine to the right patient at the right time has been a familiar mantra for decades, but it is no longer enough and needs to be updated.

The Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education (CPPE) are proud partners of the Clinical Pharmacy Congress 2018. Here at CPPE our team are committed to offering continuing professional development opportunities through high-quality services and learning materials. We will be at CPC 2018 and our stand (L10) will be staffed by CPPE pharmacy professionals who will be happy to answer any questions you have on our materials, programmes and workshops.

The NHS talks about multiskilling. It is about breaking boundaries of professional practice and destroying the silos that exist. It means that the patient doesn’t need to see a plethora of healthcare professionals when they only want to see one. We talk about one-stop clinics, we mention test and treat, and we consider complete pathways delivered by one multi-skilled healthcare

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professional. It is not about encroaching on other healthcare professionals’ territory; it is about working together to deliver good care in an economic way. It is about efficiency and effectiveness.

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CPPE presents 'Leading for change management programme' at CPC

GET

REVALIDATION

READY AT CPC

WITH 103 HOURS OF

EDUCATIONAL CONTENT

You may have signed up to our recent national Patient safety campaign or want to know more about our Leading for change management programme for hospital pharmacy professionals, so feel free to come along and have a chat to us about any of our learning resources. We cater for all types of pharmacy professional: from pharmacy technician, foundation pharmacist and beyond. We also offer materials specifically tailored to the hospital pharmacy

Why is Everyone Talking About Working in General Practice?

2018 Conference Programme

164 educational sessions 150 leading speakers 103 hours of clinical

content

Digital Medicines and Pharmacy: The Power of Technology and Data

Your guide to revalidation is

inside!

Lead education partner:

Conference partners:

Education partners:

UK RenalPharmacy

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Adherence Driven by Technology‘Clearly Quite Clever’

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Medicines: A Patient Profile Summary“A hard copy of what you’d say to a patient”High quality patient information leafletsAll a patient's medication summarised in one leaflet. Available in electronic format and can be viewed, downloaded, printed, stored or emailed.

Paragraphs of around 250 words or less include:• Drug name(s) and brand name(s)• Main uses (licensed) and other uses (unlicensed)• Main side effects and ones to get worried about• Any administration advice• Warnings and cautions in plain English• Completely up to date

Additional system functions:• Reminder charts (MRCs)• Administration charts (MARs)• Safety information• Consent forms repository• Large print leaflet option• Nationally recommended resources• Development of easy read leaflets• Development of translated leaflets

Aims to improve adherence and empowerment of patientsPatient information leaflets that are: • Individualised to that patient, on-line, available 24/7 • Trustworthy, with credible expert authors• Found useful or very useful in patient surveys

Valued by healthcare providers• All current organisational subscribers would recommend other healthcare organisations to use MaPPs• 92% of organisations agree MaPPs enables better patient care• 85% of organisations agree MaPPs provides a cost effective use of resources

One annual subscription per organisation• Access via bespoke customised web portal with your organisation branding throughout• Unlimited staff usage throughout the organisation

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Visit us on stand D8to discuss all your medicines product data needs and how

we work with Scan4Safety

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Digital medicines and pharmacy: the power of technology and data................Pg 4

Hear about the future of the pharmacy workforce with HEE. ...............................Pg 4

Revalidation for pharmacy professionals is happening now! ................................Pg 5

Peer-to-Peer Networking Hour. ...........................................................................................Pg 5

The Conference Programme. ................................................................................................Pg 6

Road Map 2 - a long term strategy for the pharmacy sector. ...............................Pg 10

The ART of HIVA Pharmacy Foundation and beyond. ...............................................Pg 10

Why is everyone talking about working in general practice? .................................Pg 11

Poster Zone. ...................................................................................................................................Pg 11

You support your patients, and we’ll support you. .......................................................Pg 11

The Best of The Clinical Pharmacy Awards - Shortlist Announced! ...................Pg 11

Supporting Pharmacy Technicians across the UK at CPC 2018. ..........................Pg 12

Scan4Saftey - join us to find out what you need to know and do. .......................Pg 12

BOPA: delivering oncology education to pharmacists at CPC. .............................Pg 13

The primary care pharmacy association (PCPA) at CPC. ........................................Pg 13

CPC’s Floorplan Map. ................................................................................................................Pg 14

CPC Where and When - Visitor Information. .................................................................Pg 16

Networking Reception. ..............................................................................................................Pg 17

The Magic Candy Factory. .......................................................................................................Pg 17

Advancing education & research in the practice of mental health pharmacy. ....Pg 18

Clinical Pharmacy and Data. .................................................................................................Pg 18

UKOPG: and The Moorfields #knowyourdrops campagin........................................Pg 19

Your bite sized guide to revalidation. .................................................................................Pg 20

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professional, including our newly revamped Optimise programmes, covering topics such as Biochemistry: a focus on acute kidney injury and Cardiology: a focus on triple therapy.

On our website we have recently launched a new online clinical portfolio that allows you to find all the CPPE materials on a particular clinical topic in one place, as well as helpful signposts to relevant external resources.

If you work in community pharmacy and are interested on taking the next step in your career ask us about our Mary Seacole leadership programme that we run in association with the NHS Leadership Academy. This flagship programme is designed to develop your leadership and management skills to enable you to drive quality services in community pharmacy and make a difference to the health of the patients you see.

Our stand at CPC will have a wide range of materials to help you with your CPD choices and to give you the best start

in the new revalidation process. We can show you our new online clinical portfolio and help you to make the best use of all of our learning resources.

CPPE presents 'Leading for change management programme' at CPC

If you want to find out more about what we do

please visit The CPPE website:

www.cppe.ac.uk and come see us on

stand L10.

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ADVANCING CLINICAL PRACTICE

The Clinical Pharmacy Congress is not your traditional conference. Our world-class programme takes centre stage and is at the heart of everything we believe in – to provide education and to help you improve patient outcomes.

Why are we the home of clinical pharmacy?

CPC 2018 will welcome over 2,900 pharmacy professionals through our doors over two education packed days to receive the latest clinical updates and network with the pharmacy community.

Over 150+ leading sector experts will be delivering 164 sessions packed with cutting edge content and hands on training to get you revalidation ready. Turn to the last page to view your guide to revalidation.

CPC is the sector’s favourite event to source examples of excellence and share best practice amongst peers within the Poster Zone and The Best of Clinical Pharmacy Awards Ceremony. Source exceptional services and solutions and witness the latest innovations

on our buzzing exhibition floor.

Who should attend CPC?CPC attracts those looking to develop their skills and careers in the following job roles:

• Chief & Deputy Chief Hospital Pharmacists

• Hospital Pharmacists

• Hospital Pharmacy Technicians

• Consultant & Specialist Pharmacists

• NHS England and Department of Health

• Independent Prescribing Pharmacists

• General Practice Pharmacists & Pharmacy Technicians

• CCG Pharmacists & Pharmacy Technicians

• Medicines Management & Optimisation Leads

• Care Home Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technicians

• Medicines Information Pharmacy Professionals

• Quality Assurance (QA) and Aseptic Services

• Pharmaceutical Advisors

• Formulary Decision-Makers; Drug & Therapeutic Committee Members

• Procurement Leads

• Pre-reg Hospital Pharmacists

• Hospice, Military, Secure Environments

• Workforce Development Leads

• Education and Training Leads

Come together at the home of clinical pharmacy to improve patient outcomes

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There are pharmacy technicians and pharmacists in General Practice, Urgent and Emergency Care, care homes as well as specialist roles in hospitals and community care. Pharmacy professionals are spreading out of their traditional roles. Pharmacists are building on their ability to become independent prescribers and pharmacy technicians are increasingly undertaking more clinical roles to support people to optimise their medicines. It is all linked and represents exciting times if you are a pharmacy professional!

Clinical examinations by pharmacy professionals are becoming more commonplace in all sectors. Courses run by Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education (CPPE) focus on clinical observation, assessment and examination skills. Health Education England (HEE) is funding a number of post graduate learning programmes, designed to extend skills.

Pharmacists have swapped the triangle, spatula and pill counter for the thermometer, the otoscope, stethoscope and the ophthalmoscope. The relationship between pharmacists and patients is becoming closer. Pharmacists are examining throats, checking glands and listening to chests. When I visit a pharmacist’s consulting room I expect to see equipment and I expect them to use it.

The pharmacy team are taking advantage of newer diagnostics; leading the way on adoption of point of care tests to enhance their diagnostic and monitoring capability. Rapid Antigen Tests to identify cases of Strep A infection and influenza A and B will become the norm and built upon growing clinical confidence. Pharmacy professionals will assess CRP quickly and efficiently through semi-quantitative point of care measurements before deciding on how a patient will be managed through the system.

Pharmacy teams will take advantage of new digital technology to revolutionise the way that they support people to manage their conditions. Setting patients up with simple apps on their mobile phones will allow patients to complete simple tests at home. Smart phones will become the mechanism to measure results and instantaneously transfer results from a patient’s home to the clinician’s office. Pharmacy will offer complete pathways of care. Pharmacists will observe, assess, examine and use critical clinical skills and point of care diagnostics to make an appropriate diagnosis. They will then decide with the patient on appropriate treatment. Pharmacy technicians will supply that treatment and provide information to support the person to manage their condition. They will build partnerships with the people who use their services in order to optimise medicines and improve patient outcomes. All pharmacy professionals are clinical – but some will deliver complete and complex pathways of care in a variety of settings.

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Healthcare at Home is the UK’s leading clinical provider of out of hospital services

Visit us on stand

Digital medicines and pharmacy: the power of technology and data

Hear about the future of the pharmacy workforce with Health Education England

The team at NHS Digital is delighted to be attending this year’s Clinical Pharmacy Congress in April and we are looking forward to meeting you all at the largest gathering of clinical pharmacy professionals in the UK.

At this year’s Clinical Pharmacy Congress, Health Education England’s Pharmacy Deans and Pharmacy Team will be on hand to discuss the organisation’s latest work to enhance the pharmacy workforce, and to ensure you have the skills and knowledge to meet the needs of the patients of the future.

Come and say hello to our Programme Director Richard Ashcroft and our Clinical Lead Dr Vishen Ramkisson. Each of our programme heads will also be there; Candice Moore, who heads up our work to digitise community pharmacy, Fintan Grant, who is looking at how we collect and use medicines data, and Libby Pink, who oversees our work to use technology to integrate pharmacy across health and care.

Our sessions will include: Moving to national recruitment: Gail Fleming, Pharmacy Dean, will be providing an update on our work to recruit pre-registration pharmacists nationally via Oriel, what we learnt, and next steps.

Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s (CPhO) Fellows: A Brief History: This year’s CPhO clinical fellow and colleagues will present a brief history of the fellowship and its successes, followed by a panel discussion.

Hear from the Pharmacy Deans/Regional Heads of Pharmacy: The four HEE Pharmacy Deans/Regional Heads will share the key work programmes about what is happening in HEE to

several presentations, including updates on the Electronic Prescription Service, Summary Care Record, medicines data for secondary uses, Electronic Repeat Dispensing and NHSmail.

Tahmina Rokib (a Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow) has joined the team. She’ll be speaking in the Changing Careers Theatre about her time with us so far, sharing what she has learned and how she plans to continue her journey.

This year we’ve also sponsored a ‘Best of Clinical Pharmacy Award’ for Excellence in use of Technology in Pharmacy Practice. The award recognises an outstanding person, team or project that has made a significant digital contribution to clinical pharmacy. We will be announcing the winner and presenting the Technology and Pharmacy Practice award at CPC on Friday at 11:30 in the Keynote Theatre.

You’ll find the Digital Medicines team on stand J45 at CPC where we will be on hand to talk to you and answer your questions about the digital roadmap for

medicines and pharmacy.

Join us at our sessions and visit our stand H18 at CPC!

We believe that collaboration is key so we look forward to testing our thinking with you and gathering your feedback. Come and have a chat with our user researcher Kate Boardman to share your ideas and find out how you can help shape our work.

We’ve sponsored the Technology Theatre again this year. Our team will be delivering

support pharmacy and medicines optimisation. Join us for this session at 16:30 in the Keynote Theatre.

Join us at stand H18 as we look at: How our work will help the pharmacy profession and adapt to meet the current emerging needs of patients and the NHS

What support we can provide to learners and supervisors to help them reach their potential

How we can work with patients and the public to deliver optimal value from medicines

How we train our staff and how this should change, especially around reducing medication related harm

The pharmacy integration fund and what courses you can access

Our draft workforce strategy

We look forward to seeing you there.

Find out more about our work online: hee.nhs.uk/o u r - w o r k /pharmacy

A draft health and care workforce strategy for England to 2027

For consultation

Facing the Facts, Shaping the Future

Vishen Ramkisson Candice MooreTahmina Rokib


Revalidation for pharmacy professionals is happening now!


For a long time pharmacy professionals have provided assurance of their ability to keep their knowledge and skills up to date by carrying out and recording continuing professional development (CPD) activities. But in the evolving world of health and social care, patients and the public would like to have further assurance that pharmacy professionals remain safe and effective after their initial registration.

The revalidation framework encourages pharmacy professionals to reflect on their learning and practice, and it focuses on the outcomes for the people using the services of pharmacy professionals to provide that assurance.

The General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) will be speaking on Revalidation for Pharmacy Professionals at CPC 2018, providing assurance and improving quality on Friday 27 April 2018 from 14:15-15:00 in the Leadership Theatre.

Join us on Saturday 28th April 2018 from 09:45-10:15 in the Strategy and Policy Theatre for our session dedicated to consultation and education training standards for pharmacist independent prescribers.

What is changing?

On 30th March 2018, revalidation replaced the current requirement for registrants to complete CPD. The revalidation framework sets out GPhC expectations of what pharmacy professionals must do each year to meet the requirements for revalidation.

For now, look out for your sign up letter and personalised timeline which will be coming through the post and should be with you by the end of the April 2018.

You will need to record activities using the updated ‘my GPhC’ online system, and to submit your records every year, at the point when you renew your registration. To see what you will need to record and submit and when, take a look at your personal revalidation timeline.

Find your peer for revalidation at CPC

Join us at 2.15pm for a cup of tea and a slice of cake at the

Congress Café on Saturday 28th April

PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING HOUR

Revalidation is coming to CPC! Find your peer over a cup of tea and a slice of cake at CPC 2018

Shortly after revalidation goes live, CPC will open its doors to over 2,900 pharmacy professionals, to assist them with meeting the requirements for revalidation. We are working with The General Pharmaceutical Council to ensure you receive the latest updates on the new framework.

The GPhC has reported that peer discussion generated the most feedback with questions and concerns about the approach. Their biggest concern was how they were going to find a peer to network with and discuss their practice. There were requests for more clarity on how to carry out this discussion and concerns about the time available to complete the activity.

Due to the large demand from the pharmacy profession we are hosting a dedicated networking hour to help you find a peer over some tea and cake to assist with your peer-to-peer discussion record. In this relaxed environment pharmacy professionals will be discussing tips for best practice and how they can improve patient outcomes. You can then swap contacts and carry on your learning after the show to then submit your record to the GPhC.

We look forward to welcoming you to the conference and seeing you for some tea and cake.

Revalidation requirements:

• Planned learning – we have 164 sessions covering specialised content to assist with your CPD records

• Unplanned learning – 150+ leading sector experts will be delivering 103 hours of educational topics to assist with this record

• Reflective account – our extensive conference programme will help you reflect upon your practice to improve patient outcomes

• Peer-to-peer discussion – how do I find my peer?

Turn to the last page to view your bite sized guide to revalidation!

Come and meet us throughout the conference at stand D62.

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Conference Programme: Friday 27th AprilKEYNOTE THEATRE

Sponsored by

LEADERSHIP THEATRE

In partnership with

CLINICAL THEATRE

In partnership with

MEDICINESOPTIMISATION WORKSHOPS

CLINICAL LEADERSHIP

THEATREIn partnership with

08.30 – 09.00 Congress opens and exhibition floor time

09.00 – 09.45

Breakfast symposium: Real world clinical experience of biosimilars in

rheumatology *Professor Peter Taylor, Professor in

Rheumatic Diseases and Consultant in Rheumatology, Oxford University

Hospitals Delivered by

How do you develop your leadership

when you have no time to deliver your leadership?

Clare Price Dowd, Senior Programme Lead, NHS Leadership Academy

Breakfast Symposium: The Salford Lung Study in Asthma: Using

effectiveness studies to help inform every day clinical practice *Andreas Heddini, Asthma Global

Medical Affairs Lead, GlaxoSmithKline and Tim Jones, Commissioning Advisor,

Associate Consultant, JD Healthcare Consulting Ltd

Delivered by

Breakfast Symposium *Delivered by

Dying at home - one chance to get it right

Gwen Klepping, Consultant Pharmacist in Palliative and End of

Life Care, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Margaret Gibbs, Specialist Senior Pharmacist,

St Christopher’s Hospice

09.45 – 10.15 Exhibition floor time

10.15 – 11.00

Hypoglycaemia : A lifesaving Pharmacist intervention Philip Newland-Jones,

Consultant Pharmacist Diabetes and Endocrinology, University Hospitals Southampton NHS

Foundation Trust

Digital Medicines: Past, Present and Future

Richard Ashcroft, Programme Director, Digital Medicines

Portfolio, NHS Digital

Sepsis: where are we now?Dr Catherine Edgeworth

(McKenzie), Clinical Academic Reader, Kings College London

An update on managing asthma Professor Anna Murphy, Consultant Respiratory

Pharmacist, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

IBD, surgery and intestinal failure: a clinical journey

Uchu Meade, Gastroenterology Pharmacy Manager, Roshni Patel,

Highly Specialist Pharmacist Gastroenterology and Nutrition and

Angela Chana, Highly Specialist Pharmacist Gastroenterology and ITU,

all St Mark’s Hospital


11.30 – 12.30 The Best of Clinical Pharmacy Awards 2018 followed by the Keynote Address on Medicines Safety delivered by Keith Ridge, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, NHS England.

12.30 – 14.15

Exhibition floor time

13.00 - 13.45 Lunch symposium: NHS Medicines

Optimisation and Biosimilars update *Regional Medicines Procurement

Specialist for London and the East of England.

Delivered by

13.00 - 13.45 Lunch Symposium: The future and current role of pharmacists in the

care and management of Parkinson’s Disease Patients *

Janine Barnes. Neurology Specialist Pharmacist, Profile Pharma

Delivered by

12.45 - 13.30 Determining the appropriate DOAC – a pharmacy and clinical perspectiv *

Satinder Bhandal, Consultant Pharmacist, Buckinghamshire

Healthcare NHS Trust and Dr James Uprichard, Consultant Haematologist,

St George's Hospital LondonDelivered by

12.45 - 13.30 Lunch Symposium:

Anticoagulation: Optimising Patient Care *

Sharron Gordon, Pharmacist Consultant Anticoagulation

Specialist, Sharron Gordon Ltd and Sotiris Antoniou, Consultant

Pharmacist, Barts Health NHS Trust

Delivered by

13.00 - 13.45 Lunch Symposium: Biosimilars: Myths, Mind-sets and Making it happen *

John Bane, Deputy Chief Pharmacist, Doncaster & Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation

Trust and Antonios Hrysafis, Advanced Clinical Pharmacist, Kent

and Canterbury Hospital

Delivered by

Floor time

14.15 – 15.00

Medicines Safety – a panel session Chaired by Dr Bruce Warner, Deputy Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, NHS

England with Darren Ashcroft, Professor of Pharmacoepidemiology,

University of Manchester, Gillian Cavell, Clinical Senior Lecturer, King’s

College Hospital, Ravi Sharma, Clinical Lead Pharmacist and Senior

GP Pharmacist, NHS England and Lea Valley Health GP Federation, Janice

Perkins, Chair, Community Pharmacy Patient Safety Group and Pharmacy

Superintendent, Well and Keith Ridge, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, NHS

England

Revalidation for Pharmacy Professionals: providing assurance

and improving quality Mark Voce, Director of Education and Standards-Interim, General

Pharmaceutical Council

New NICE VTE prevention guidelines

Rebecca Chanda, Consultant Pharmacist Thrombosis-

Haemostasis, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

and Katherine Stirling, Consultant Pharmacist, Anticoagulation

and Thrombosis, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Dermatology Delivered by

Diabetes and kidney disease Dawn Goodall, Renal Pharmacist

and Transplant Outcomes Lead and Jo Reed, Renal Diabetes Specialist

Nurse, both Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust


15.30 – 16.15

Regional Medicines Optimisation Committee: a strategic option

Richard Seal, Regional Pharmacist (Midlands and East), William Rial,

Interim Regional Pharmacist (London), NHS England and NHS Improvement, Steve Brown, Regional Pharmacist for

the South of England, NHS England South Region and NHS Improvement

and Michele Cossey, Regional Pharmacist (North) & Head of Clinical

Strategy, NHS England

Leading transformational change in service provision

Robert Dunscombe, Hospital Expert Advisory Group, Royal

Pharmaceutical Society

Dealing with suicide disclosure Dan White, Specialist Mental Health

Pharmacist and CBT Psychotherapist, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

The multi-specialty challenge of cancer care - cardiac health and

diabetesIslam Elkonaissi, Lead Lung Cancer

and Clinical Commissioning Support Pharmacist, The Royal Marsden NHS

Foundation Trust and Mark Evans, Deputy Chief Pharmacist, Imperial

College Healthcare NHS Trust

Improving outcomes in RheumatologyEmily Rose-Parfitt, Rheumatology

Specialist Pharmacist, North Bristol NHS Trust


16.30 – 17.15

Overview and update from the HEE Pharmacy Deans

Liz Fidler, Associate Head of Pharmacy – London and South East, Chris Cutts Pharmacy Dean - North,

Trevor Beswick Pharmacy Dean - South, Roz Cheeseman Deputy Head

of Pharmacy - Midlands & East, Health Education England

Major Incidents staff supportDr Anna Janssen, Clinical

Psychologist, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

A collaboration of pharmacists across care settings to manage

polypharmacy and optimise medicines use in frail older people

Gopal Ladva, Integrated Care Clinical Pharmacist, Guy’s and St Thomas’

NHS Trust Community Health Services, , Mohammed Miah, Senior Practice Pharmacist, Paxton Green Group Practice and Kar Man Chung, Community Pharmacist, Owner, Hills

Pharmacy, Kennington

Vanguard Care Homes Medicines Optimisation work at Sutton CCG

Shammim Haji, Care Homes Pharmacist, Sutton CCG

#KnowYourDrops – revolutionising medicines optimisation in

ophthalmology Sarah Thomas, Lead Pharmacist Satellite Services and Contracts, and Fiona Chiu, Associate Chief Pharmacist, both Moorfields Eye

Hospital


17.30 – 18.15

An update on Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy

Philip Howard, National AMR / HCAI Project Lead, NHS Improvement

Making standards of care better for all

Carter Review into mental health and community services: medicines,

pharmacy and pathwaysAnn Jacklin, Medicines & Pharmacy

Professional Advisor, NHS Improvement and Naveen Dosanjh, Chief

Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow, Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate

Education

What’s new in Lipids and Familial Hypercholesterolaemia?

Helen, Williams, Consultant Pharmacist for CVD, South London, Southwark

and Lambeth CCGs, Health Innovation Network

HIV update – where are we now?Lucy Hedley, EHRS Principal Trainer - Pharmacy & EPMA, UCLH, Senior

Clinical Pharmacist HIV, Tropical Medicine & Infectious Diseases, University College London NHS

Foundation Trust Hospitals

18.15 Congress closes

AWARDS 2018


Conference Programme: Saturday 28th AprilKEYNOTE THEATRE

Sponsored by

LEADERSHIP THEATRE

In partnership with

CLINICAL THEATRE

In partnership with

MEDICINESOPTIMISATION WORKSHOPS

CLINICAL LEADERSHIP

THEATREIn partnership with

9.30 – 9.45 Congress opens and exhibition floor time

09.45 - 10.30

Breakfast symposium: Items which should not be routinely prescribed

in primary careBrian McKenna, Pharmacist,

Islington CCG and NHS England

Breakfast Symposium: How pharmacists can

make a safe positive outcome innutrition support – a focus

on parenteral nutrition Ruth, Newton, Nutrition Pharmacist

and lead for Pharmacy Medical Education, BPNG

Breakfast symposium: Anticoagulation in Practice:

Managing the High-Risk Patient *Helen Williams, Consultant

Pharmacist for CVD, South London Cardiac and Stroke Network and Dr

Raj Patel, Consultant Haematologist, King’s College Hospital

Delivered by

Breakfast symposium: Prudent prescribing, A collaborative strategy

for improving value *Jacqueline Reynolds, Medicines

management Pharmacist/ Practice Pharmacist, Aneurin Bevan Health

Board and Oakfield St Surgery, Ystrad Mynach

Delivered by

Multiple Sclerosis - an update Joela Mathews, Lead Pharmacist: Neurosciences, Barts Health NHS

Trust and UKCPA Neuroscience Group Education Lead

10.30 – 11 .00 Exhibition floor time

11.00 – 11.45

COPD: Recent developments in the treatment of COPD

Toby Capstick, Lead Respiratory Pharmacist, Leeds Teaching

Hospitals NHS Trust and Chair, UKCPA Respiratory Group

Ensure you’re revalidation ready in the coming months

Robbie Turner, Director for England, Royal Pharmaceutical

Society

Cardiovascular outcome trials (CVOTs) in Diabetes - impact on

clinical practice?Michelle Lam, Advanced Clinical

Pharmacist - Diabetes & Endocrinology, Leeds Teaching

Hospitals NHS Trust

Cardiology conundrums – an interactive session

Paul Wright, Lead Cardiac Pharmacist, Barts Health NHS

Trust

STOMP Stopping Over-Medication of People with a Learning Disability, Autism or bothNigget Saleem, Pharmacist Lead

STOMP, Bury CCG Medicines Optimisation and Learning Disability Clinical Lead, NHS England and Carl

Shaw, Learning Disability Expert Adviser, NHS England

11.45 – 13.15


12.00 - 12:45Lunch symposium: Identifying and monitoring patients who are out of range on their anticoagulation

therapy *Lynne Garforth, Director and Clinical Pharmacist, Ashburton Prescribing Consultants Ltd and Victoria Price, Lead Anticoagulation & Thrombosis

Pharmacist, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Delivered by

12.00 - 12.45Lunch Symposium *

Women in Pharmacy Leadership , Dr Christine Heading, Associate Lecturer at the Open University, National Association of Women

Pharmacists, Ann Page, Workforce Development lead Clinician, Leeds

Teaching Hospitals, Deborah Evans, Managing Director, Pharmacy

Complete and Noma AL-Ahmad, Managing Director, ProPharmace

Sponsored by


Delivered by

12.15 - 13.00Lunch Symposium: The future of

patient pathways: Getting the best value from biologics in immunology in the evolving NHS landscape *

Professor Carol Farrow, Clinical Director of Pharmacy Services, Norfolk

and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Honorary

Professor, School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia and

Professor Subrata Ghosh, Consultant Gastroenterologist, Director of the

Institute of Translational Medicine and Professor of Translational Medicine,

University of BirminghamDelivered by

12.00 - 12.45Lunch symposium: How can a

Pharmacist make a difference in Type 2 Diabetes? *

Victoria Ruszala, Specialist Pharmacist, North Bristol NHS Trust

Delivered by


13.15 – 14.00

PDA’s Road Map 2 The integrated strategy for pharmacy in the

wider communityMark Koziol, Chairman, The

Pharmacists’ Defence Association

The National Pharmacy Aseptic Services Review

Khola Khan, Clinical Fellow, NHS Improvement

Pharmacy Professionals in Pain Management and ongoing optionsDilesh Khandhia, Clinical Pharmacy

Manager, Royal United Hospital, Bath and Yousaf Ahmad, Chief

Pharmacist - Head of Pharmacy Services, Care UK

Managing renal patients across the primary and secondary care

interface Lucy Galloway, Principal Pharmacist,

Croydon Clinical Commissioning Group

Genomics and targeted cancer treatment

Emma Groves, Clinical Pharmacist – Cancer services, The Newcastle upon

Tyne Hospitals

14.00 - 14.30 Exhibition floor time

14.30 – 15.15

Anti thrombotics – choices, choices, choices, and often in combination!

Sotiris Antoniou, Consultant Pharmacist, Cardiovascular

Medicine, Barts Health NHS Trust and UCLPartners

Your leadership development and its role in realising the FYFV

Alan Nobbs, Senior Programme Lead, NHS Leadership Academy

Headaches - how the MABs will help?

Joela Mathews, Lead Pharmacist: Neurosciences, Barts Health NHS

Trust and UKCPA Neuroscience Group Education Lead

NAFLD and NASH: A ticking time

bombAnja St. Clair Jones, Consultant Pharmacist Gastroenterology, Brighton and Sussex University

Hospitals NHS Trust

Children are not small adults. What about adolescents?

Octavio Aragon Cueva, Lead Paediatric Rheumatology

Pharmacist and Paediatric Teacher Practitioner, Alder Hey Children’s

NHS Foundation Trust and Liverpool John Moores University


15.30 – 16.15

Managing Aphasia and Dysphagia post stroke

Paresh Parmar, Lead Pharmacist, stroke and care of the elderly, London North West University

Healthcare NHS Trust

Integrated care and integrated working

Urgent & emergency care: the journey

Ravinder Singh Cholia, Pharmacist Advanced Clinical

Practitioner, Barking, Havering &Redbridge University Hospitals

NHS Trust

Multi-drug resistant Gram-negative Infections - Novel Approaches to

their treatmentLouise Dunsmore, Consultant

Pharmacist – Antimicrobial Stewardship, Sawsen Sabbah,

Specialist Antimicrobial Pharmacist and Sophie McGlen, Lead Acute Ambulatory Care Pharmacist all representing UKCPA Pharmacy

Infection Network Group

How to present your research – visualising your data

Seán MacBride-Stewart, Lead Pharmacist for Medicines Management Resources, NHS

Greater Glasgow and Clyde


16.30 Congress closes

* This Congress is supported by educational grants from various companies who have not influenced the meeting content or the choice of speakers however those sessions marked with an asterisk (*) are being delivered with input from the sponsoring company. Programme correct at time of print

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Conference ProgrammeCLINICAL PHARMACEUTICS THEATRE

Friday 27th April09.00 - 9.45Cost effective dispensing routesJackie Eastwood, Outsourced Medicines SupplyServices Lead, NHS London Procurement Partnership

10.00 - 10.45Pharmacy Technical Services - is this the career for me? Kate Preston, Pharmacy Production Training Coordinator, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust 11.00 - 11.30The outsourcing conundrum…..Robert Duncombe, Director of Pharmacy, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust12.45 - 13.30Lunch Symposium: Using big data to learn from best practice, improve patient outcomes and improve efficiency *Brian Smith, Chief Pharmacist, Supplier and Client Services UK & Ireland, IQVIA

14.00 - 14.45Update on UKMi resources to support your clinical practiceVanessa Chapman, Director Trent Medicines Information Service, UKMi

15.00 - 15.30 Medicine Shortages- an update on national strategies from NHSE and DHSCJane Kelly, Principal Pharmacist, NHS England and Kate Mitchell, Senior Pharmacist, Department of Health and Social Care15.45 - 16.15 The Implications of the EU Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) on Secondary Care PracticeBhulesh Vadher, Clinical Director of Pharmacy, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Bernard Naughton, Researcher and Clinical Pharmacist, Said Business School, University of Oxford, Keele University and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

16.30 - 17.15Is Pharmacy a key stakeholder in the delivery of Advanced Therapy medicinal products in the NHS? Anne Black, Regional Quality Assurance Specialist Pharmacist, North East and North Cumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

17.30 - 18.15How safe are the injectable medicines in your hospital? Professor Alison Beaney, Consultant Quality Assurance Pharmacist, North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust

Saturday 28th April09.45 - 10.30Complex clinical casesLucy Hedley, EHRS Principal Trainer - Pharmacy & EPMA, Senior Clinical Pharmacist HIV, Tropical Medicine & Infectious Diseases, University College London NHS Foundation Trust 10.45 - 11.30Pharmacy Technicians role in Medicines AdministrationJulie Powell, Pharmacy Technician, Mid Cheshire Hospitals Foundation Trust

12.30 - 13.15Lunch Symposium: The mystery of the NOCEBO effect and adherence to Biosimilars *Mourad Rezk, Senior Director, Global Head of Medical and Scientific Affairs, Biosimilars, Biogen

13.30 - 14.15Medicines Management Pharmacy AssistantsAdam Scott, Pharmacy Stores and Distribution Team Leader, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

14.30 - 15.15Drugs as a diagnostic toolDr Neil G Hartman, Head of Radiopharmacy, Barts Health NHS Trust

15.30 - 16.153D printed medicines - applications in clinical pharmacySarah Trenfield, PhD Researcher / Pharmacist, University College London

* This Congress is supported by educational grants from various companies who have not influenced the meeting content or the choice of speakers however those sessions marked with an asterisk (*) are being delivered with input from the sponsoring company.

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Free Lunch Hot Drink and Pastry

STRATEGY AND POLICY FORUM

Friday 27th April09.00 - 10.00Breakfast Symposium * Overview of the eProcurement strategy and Scan4SafetyFrankie Wallace, Supplier Engagement Lead, Scan4Safety, Department of Health & Social Care and Iain Davidson, Chief Pharmacist, Royal Cornwall NHS Hospitals Trust

10.15 - 10.45Implementation of Biosimilars: The Specialised Services experience Suzy Heafield, Commercial Pharmacy Lead, NHS England Specialised Services

11.00 - 11.30 Collaboration across STP Boundaries: SEL and GM Experience Rahul Singal, Programme Lead – Medicines and Pharmacy, South East London STP and Gareth Adams, Programme Manager - Greater Manchester Hospital Pharmacy Transformation Collaborative, Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership

12.45 - 13.30Lunch Symposium: Homecare, greater choice and better outcomes – the journey ahead *Ruth Poole, UK UK Speciality Director, Celesio UK, Gabrielle Silver, General Manager, LloydsPharmacy Clinical Homecare and Tim Peachey, Deputy Chief Executive, Barts Health

13.45 - 14.15New pharmacy integration and system leadershipAnne Joshua, Head of Pharmacy Strategy, NHS England

14.45 - 15.15 The Model HospitalAndrew Davies, National Professional Lead for Hospital Pharmacy, NHS Improvement

15.30 - 16.00Medicines regulation- what next? Kieron Jones, Pharmacist Specialist, Care Quality Commission

16.15 -16.45New Cancer Drugs Fund: how NHS England and NICE can work together to secure the desired outcomes for CDF David Thomson, Lead Chemotherapy Pharmacist, Chemotherapy CRG & National Cancer Drug Fund, NHS England

17.00 - 17.30 Update on Specialised Commissioning Malcolm Qualie, Pharmacy Lead, Specialised Commissioning, NHS England

17.45 - 18.15 Regional Medicines Optimisation Committees update Dr Justine Scanlon, Specialist Pharmacy Service, Lead, Specialist Pharmacy Service

Saturday 28th April09.45 - 10.15Consultation on education and training standards for pharmacist independent prescribersDuncan Rudkin, Chief Executive and Registrar, General Pharmaceutical Council

10.30 - 11.00Medicines optimisation in care homes: an integrated approach to better medicines use Dr Wasim Baqir, National Pharmacy Lead (Care Homes), NHS England

11.15 - 11.45Mental health and learning disabilities national strategy Peter Pratt, Head of Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Medicines Strategy, NHS England

12.00 - 12.30 Pharmacists in Integrated Urgent Care Paula Russell, NHS 111 Pharmacy Lead (National), NHS England

12.45 - 13.15 Update on the Pharmacists in General Practice NHS England programmes Ravi Sharma, Clinical Lead Pharmacist and Senior GP Pharmacist, NHS England and Lea Valley Health GP Federation

13.45 - 14.15NHS RightCare and medicines optimisation Jas Khambh, National Pharmacy Advisor, NHS Rightcare, NHS England

14.30 - 15.00Is your practice safe? A chief pharmacists guide to practicing as an effective practitionerDavid Miller, Chief Pharmacist, City HospitalsSunderland NHS Foundation Trust

15.30 - 16.00Pre-registration Pharmacist recruitment updateGail Fleming, Pharmacy Dean, London and the South East, Health Education England

TECHNOLOGY FORUM

Friday 27th April09.00 - 9.45Breakfast Symposium: PRECISION for Pharmacy (Medicines Optimisation Quality Framework in action) *Austin Tanney, Head of Life Sciences, Analytics Engines and Brendan Moore, Clinical Pharmacy Development Lead, Western Health and Social Care Trust

10.00 - 10.45 A journey to better medicines dataFintan Grant, Programme Head and Steve Marks, Programme Manager, both NHS Digital

11.00 - 11.30Seamless management of Hospital Admission and Discharge Referrals to Community PharmacyKevin Noble, Managing Partner, Pinnacle Health LLP


14.00 - 14.45ERD – electronic repeat dispensingLuvjit Kandula, NHS Digital Programme Manager (Secondee), NHS Digital

15.15 - 16.00The Big Bang Theory of EPR Implementation – the Yorkshire Experience Penny Daynes, Lead EPR Pharmacist and James Harris, EPR Lead Pharmacy Technician, both Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust

16.30 - 17.15 3D PrintingDr. Alvaro Goyanes, Director of Development, FabRx Ltd

17.30 - 18.15 EPS – where are we and what’s next? Candice Moore, Programme Head, Digitising Community Pharmacy and Medicines, NHS Digital

Saturday 28th April10.45 - 11.05Teaching clinical problem solving onlineDr Simon Wills, Head of Medicines Advice, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

11.15 - 12.00Transferring information from pharmacy services to general practiceTahmina Rokib, Clinical Lead for Integrating Pharmacy across Care Settings (IPaCS), NHS Digital

12.15 - 13.00Lunch Symposium : The future of pharmacy - an automation journey *Ewan Maule, Deputy Chief Pharmacist - Operational Services, Omnicell and Northumberland, Tyne and Wear Mental Health Trust

13.15 - 14.00Digitally Enabling the e-Pharmacist in the future of HealthcareVishen Ramkisson, Clinical Director, NHS Digital and Mohammad Hussain, Senior Clinical Lead, NHS Digital & Clinical Informatics Fellow

14.30 - 15.15 A Pharmacy Professionals Introduction to Data Driven Healthcare Mohammad Hussain, Senior Clinical Lead, NHS Digital & Clinical Informatics Fellow, Justin Hayde-West, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow, BUPA and Danielle Stacey, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow, NHS England

15.30 - 16.15Pharmacists working across care settings - Equipping them with the tools they needShahzad Ali, Clinical Informatics Lead, NHS Digital

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Friday 27th April09.15 - 11.15

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Conference ProgrammeGENERAL PRACTICE

PHARMACY

Friday 27th April09.00 - 09.45Physical Activity for the Management and Prevention of Disease – Key Evidence and Practice. An overview to the role of the pharmacy team in promoting physical activity. Dr Ross Wilkinson, PHE Physical Activity Clinical Champion / Sessional GP, Public Health England

10.00 - 10.30So, you want to be a General Practice Pharmacist? How to keep patients safe and protect your professional registrationDuncan Jenkins, Managing Director, Morph Consultancy Ltd and Specialist in Pharmaceutical Public Health, Dudley CCG

11.00 - 11.30The ABCDE of GP Pharmacist-led LTC clinical reviews Tiba Rao, Director of Change Management and Market Access, Soar Beyond and Bobby Sandhu, Senior Practice Pharmacist, The Cedar Brook Practice

13.45 - 14.15 General Practice Pharmacy – There’s more to it than meets the eyeJonathan Laird, Pharmacist, Pharmacy in Practice

14.45 - 15.15Joint specialist clinics in GP practice (utilising skill mix within the multidisciplinary team to provide effective, one-stop holistic patient care) Nicky O’Brien, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Phase 1 NHSE Pilot (GPPTP), Church Street Medical Practice, Tewkesbury

15.30 - 16.00General Practice Pharmacy or integrated primary care?Professor Tony Avery, Professor of Primary Health Care, School of Medicine, University of Nottingham

16.15 - 16.45Workplace based assessment in general practice Helen Middleton, Lead Pharmacist General Practice education (London and South East), Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education

17.00 - 17.30Primary Care Pharmacists: What role in diabetes care?Partha Kar, Consultant (Diabetes), Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust and Nilima Rahman-Lais, Deputy Head of Medicines, Solihull CCG and Hanadi Alkhder, Diabetes Lead Pharmacist, NHS Birmingham & Solihull CCG

17.45 - 18.15The multi-disciplinary general practice team; integration across primary care Dr Graham Stretch, Lead Pharmacist, Ealing GP Federation and Chief Pharmacist, Argyle Health Group and Helen Pinney, Lead Pharmacy Technician, Pharmacy Care Solutions

Saturday 28th April09.45 - 10.15Hold that tweet! – Social media for pharmacy professionals – avoiding the pitfallsBabir Malik, Teacher Practitioner, University of Bradford

10.45 - 11.30Capturing outcomes that matter to GPs – a GP perspectiveShailen Rao, Managing Director Soar Beyond and Dr Patricia Hurton, GP Principle, GPwSI Diabetes, CCG Diabetes Clinical Lead, The Cedar Brook Practice

11.45 - 12.15Pharmacy workforce and overview of Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice Gail Fleming, Pharmacy Dean London and the South East, Health Education England and Ceinwen Mannall, National Lead, Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice, Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education

13.30 - 14.00Taking your clinic to patients: post-discharge and housebound domiciliary reviews Brendon Jiang, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, CLICK Federation

14.15 - 14.45New to General Practice - what your local NHS expects from youJyoti Saini, Prescribing Advisor, NHS Walsall CCG

15.00 - 15.30The progress towards a clinical patient facing role in General PracticeNick Butler, Lead Pharmacist - General Practice Education (Midlands) and Sneha Varia, Education Supervisor, Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice Education both Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education

15.45 - 16.15Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice – the Dudley experienceDuncan Jenkins, Specialist in Pharmaceutical Public Health, Dudley CCG and Dudley Office of Public Health

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CHANGING CAREERS

Friday 27th April10.00 - 10.20Career in Pharmacy ITWen Zhang, Head of Pharmacy IT, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

10.30 - 10.50From Community Pharmacist to Civil Servant Colette McCreedy, Self-Medication Specialist and Unit Lead, Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

11.00 - 11.20Build and Be the Future of Pharmacy in the South WestDavid Bearman, Devon Local Pharmaceutical Committee Chairman, Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Professional Network Lead, South West Pharmacy Collaborative

13.45 - 14.25The Journey So far: Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Fellowship Scheme Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellows: Stephen Doherty, Health Education England, Graeme Hood, Public Health England and Emma McClay, NICE

14.30 - 14.50The role of the Pharmacist within the Ambulance ServiceLouise Maunick, Trust Pharmacist, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

15.00 - 15.20Advanced Practice in the Emergency DepartmentTom Harris, Emergency Department Pharmacist Advanced Practitioner, City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust

15.30 - 15.50General practice pharmacyNicky O’Brien, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Phase 1 NHSE Pilot (GPPTP), Church Street Medical Practice, Tewkesbury

16.00 - 16.20General practice pharmacy techniciansHelen Pinney, Lead Pharmacy Technician, Pharmacy Care Solutions and Vice Chair PCPA Pharmacy Technicians Group

16.30 - 16.50Professional Leadership Robbie Turner, Director for England, Royal Pharmaceutical Society

17.00 - 17.20Pharmacy production- alternative rolesKate Preston, Pharmacy Production Training Coordinator, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

17.30 - 17.50Mental HealthJuliet Shepherd, Lead Pharmacist Medicines Optimisation, 2gether NHS Foundation Trust

Saturday 28th April10.00 - 10.20NHS graduate management schemeAditya Aggarwal, Pharmacist, Policy & Strategy Graduate, NHS Leadership

10.30 - 10.50Pharmacy in the humanitarian sectorOwen Wood, Humanitarian Pharmacy Adviser, Save the Children UK

11.00 - 11.20What to consider when changing careersAamer Safdar, Principal Pharmacist Lead for Education and Development, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

11.30 - 11.50What GP Technicians can do, do and do… Helen Belben, GP Medicines Management Technician, Symphony Healthcare Services and South West Lead for PCPA Pharmacy Technician's Group

13.30 - 13.50Opportunities through new and emerging roles

14.00 - 14.20Working in health informatics Tahmina Rokib, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s Clinical Fellow, NHS Digital

14.30 - 14.50Foundation Pharmacy programmeAlastair Green, Clinical Pharmacist, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Valens Medical Partnership

15.00 - 15.20Moving SectorsCathy Cooke, Pharmacy Manager, Emerson’s Green and Devizes Treatment Centres, Care UK

15.30 - 15.50Working across the Health and Social Care Interface Cherise Gyimah, Care Homes Pharmacist, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and Croydon CCG and Shola Amole, Integrated Care Pharmacist, Guys’ and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

GP PHARMACY LIVE!

Friday 27th April10.00 - 10.30Pharmacists in general practice - job application and interview preparation Hosted by Ravi Sharma, Clinical Lead Pharmacist and Senior GP Pharmacist, NHS England and Lea Valley Health GP Federation

11.00 - 11.30Practical Clinical skills: RespiratoryDr Graham Stretch, Lead Pharmacist, Ealing GP Foundation, Chief Pharmacist, Argyle Health Group

14.15 - 14.45Practical Clinical skills: PainEmma Davies, Advanced Pharmacy Practitioner - Pain Management, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Healthboard

15.15 - 15.45Practical Clinical skills: DiabetesHelen Kilminster, Senior Pharmacist, Prescribing Lead, Whiteacres Medical Centre

16.15 - 16.45Practical Clinical skills: Cardiovascular Robin Conibere, Practice Pharmacist, Beacon Medical Group

Saturday 28th April10.30 - 11.30Pharmacists in general practice - job application and interview preparation Hosted by Ravi Sharma, Clinical Lead Pharmacist and Senior GP Pharmacist, NHS England and Lea Valley Health GP Federation

11.30 - 12.00Practical Clinical skills: RespiratoryDr Graham Stretch, Lead Pharmacist, Ealing GP Foundation, Chief Pharmacist, Argyle Health Group

13.15 - 13.45Practical Clinical skills: PainEmma Davies, Advanced Pharmacy Practitioner - Pain Management, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Healthboard

14.15 - 14.45Practical Clinical skills: DiabetesHelen Kilminster, Senior Pharmacist, Prescribing Lead, Whiteacres Medical Centre

15.15 - 15.45Practical Clinical skills: Cardiovascular Robin Conibere, Practice Pharmacist, Beacon Medical Group

PRACTICAL SKILLS ZONE

Friday 27th AprilAnaphylaxisDelivered by: Jo Blain, Michael Leech/Michael Collins09.30, 12.00, 14.30 and 16.00

Opioid overdoseDelivered by: Michael Collins and Jo Blain 10.00, 12.30, 15.00 and 16.30

Overview of clinical assessment for a patient suffering from an acute asthma attack Delivered by: Adam Radford and Michael Leech 10.30, 11.00, 13.00, 15.30 and 17.00

Saturday 28th AprilAnaphylaxisDelivered by: Jo Blain, Michael Leech/Michael Collins10.00, 12.00 and 14.30

Opioid overdoseDelivered by: Michael Collins and Jo Blain 10.30, 12.30 and 15.00

Overview of clinical assessment for a patient suffering from an acute asthma attackDelivered by: Adam Radford and Michael Leech 11.00, 13.00 and 15.30

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The PDA attend CPC to launch Roadmap 2 – a long-term strategy for the pharmacy sectorThe strategy outlines the steps needed to create an intelligent system that focuses on joined-up patient care.

Integrating the work of primary care pharmacists, GP practice based pharmacists, group practice pharmacists and community pharmacists, this strategy is based on pharmaceutical care and provides a professionally fulfilling and sustainable long term future for all pharmacists.

By taking charge of the medicines and pharmaceutical care agenda, it helps to secure the long term health of the public as well as meet important NHS objectives. Developing clinical relationships with patients – moving away from consumers/suppliers and focusing on the unique skills of individual pharmacists

Roadmap 2 will be launched by the PDA Chairman Mark Koziol in the Keynote Theatre on Saturday 28th April at 1.15pm.

This year, the PDA have also sponsored the General Practice Pharmacy (GPP) Theatre, where visitors can attend workshops that will help them better understand the role of pharmacists working in general practice. The GPP theatre is new to CPC and is situated next to the PDA Stand (H10).

On 28th April at noon, Claire Ward, Director of Public Affairs at the PDA will be leading a Women in Pharmacy session in the Leadership Theatre. This session will include a

Pre-reg’s can also network, ask the speakers questions and learn where they can get support for the year. The event can be accessed via the South Gallery Rooms (27 & 28) via the CPC main entrance on 28th April (signs can be found next to the Clinical Theatre)

and via the dockside on 29th April.

panel of senior women across pharmacy, discussing the importance and value of women’s contribution to the pharmacy sector.

The PDA are also sponsoring ‘Finishing First’, a pre-reg conference hosted by the BPSA (British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association). The high-quality, two-day conference is taking place on Saturday 28th at CPC and Sunday 29th April, post event, this conference will help students to prepare for their pre-reg assessment. Finishing First is being run in collaboration with pharmacy training provider, ProPharmace and author Alan Nathan. The sessions will cover a range of topics, including:

• A mini-mock calculations paper• A review of the mock calculations paper,

demonstrating how the answers have been worked out

• Hints and tips on how to prepare for the pre-reg assessment • A taster session on ‘responding to symptoms’.

The ART of HIV Pharmacy - Foundation and beyondLucy Hedley, EHRS Principal Trainer - Pharmacy & EPMA, UCLH, Senior Clinical Pharmacist HIV, Tropical Medicine & Infectious Diseases, will be presenting two sessions on behalf of HIVPA at this year’s Clinical Pharmacy Congress.

The first session on Friday at 17:30 in The Clinical Leadership Theatre, “HIV Update – Where are we now?”, is aimed at non-specialists and will cover some Foundation and Advanced level clinical knowledge.

HIV care and outcomes have changed dramatically over the years. It is a long-term manageable condition with multiple options for treatment.

This session will include a summary of the advancements in HIV care and a review of the history of HIV - with a synopsis of where we are both globally and within the UK. It will also include an update on treatment strategies and availability of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and treatment as prevention (TAsP) as well as data from key recent trials.

The session will also provide information on the current status of the HIV epidemic worldwide and in the UK, the evolution of ART and how outcomes have changed over time,findings of the START study

and PrEP and TAsP prevention strategies.The main objectives are to understand a brief history of HIV disease.

The second session on Saturday at 9:45 in The Clinical Pharmaceutics Theatre, will be aimed at both specialists and non-specialists in HIV, at an advanced level of clinical knowledge, though everyone is welcome to attend!

“Complex clinical cases” will be a session using case study presentations to cover dealing with complex HIV patients in an inpatient setting.

People are living longer with HIV and many HIV positive patients are admitted to hospital for conditions other than HIV - HIV therefore covers many areas and there is a high potential for drug-drug interactions. Awareness of and how to manage these patients is no longer limited to those specialising in HIV.

The main objectives are to understand the complexities of HIV care and have an awareness of the management of antiretroviral drug-drug interactions, management of NBM scenarios and the impact of treatment interruption.

We look forward to seeing you at the conference.

NEW FOR 2018!

Claire Ward

Mark Koziol

Lucy Hedley


Why is everyone talking about working in general practice?We don’t need to tell you that the practice pharmacist role is likely to be the fastest growing part of the profession over the next few years. We also don’t need to tell you that this phenomenon is already being seen across Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales as well as the massive NHS England investment. Ultimately, this expansion stems from the crisis in general practice and the recognition that pharmacists can apply their clinical skills to displace a great deal of GP workload; providing a challenging and fulfilling career.

What is attractive about a career as a GP Practice Pharmacist?Being a valued clinician and an instrumental part of the primary care MDT is core to why this role is so appealing. Typically, responsibilities include:

Running and managing long-term condition clinics

Prescribing and authorising prescriptions Dealing with the medicines queries Managing repeat prescribing systems Leading on QOF and local incentive / enhanced schemes

Helping with the discharge process and medicines reconciliation

Case management as part of the multi-disciplinary team

Polypharmacy clinics

Aspiring and Inspiring Practice Pharmacist Work stream at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress.

Last year, Soar Beyond (a trusted provider of practice pharmacist services and part of Wave 1 NHSE pilot) launched a special training and development network, specifically for practice pharmacists. This is known as the i2i Network which stands for insight 2 implementation Network providing FREE bespoke training and online implementation resources to support and enable practice pharmacists to demonstrate their value quickly and sustainably.

Come and see us on stand G28 to find out more about our programmes and how we can help your career, upskilling and development as a general practice pharmacist. For more information, please see i2ipharmacists.com. Soar Beyond is also sponsoring the Excellence in General Practice Pharmacy

Award- so look out for this!

Due to overwhelming demand, at CPC 2018 we will be launching an ‘Aspiring Practice Pharmacists’ programme as part of the i2i Network to support pharmacists who want to understand, secure a role and successfully transition into a practice pharmacist role. If you’re considering this role, then this programme will be a MUST for you!

There will be the opportunity to sign up to free i2i and Aspiring Practice Pharmacist ‘Clinics’ providing tasters on a variety of topics at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress - for both existing and aspiring practice pharmacists. To attend and get coaching at these clinics please use the CPC session-selector, which is sent to you upon registration. For more information on these session please contact [email protected]

In addition, we will be speaking on both days in The General Practice Pharmacy Workshops. On Friday at 11:00, we will be sharing our ABCDE methodology for practice pharmacists. On Saturday at 10:45 we will be speaking alongside GP, Dr Patricia Hurton, who is part of NHSE wave 1 pilot, hearing a GP perspective on how pharmacists can make the most impact in practice.

You support your patients, and we’ll support you.We are proud to have the most experienced and knowledgeable pharmacy practitioners amongst our membership, and you can benefit from their expertise. We are excited that our most expert members are delivering 17 sessions on various areas of clinical pharmacy at this year’s Clinical Pharmacy Congress.

The topics on offer will range from VTE prevention, rheumatology and hypoglycaemia to headaches, polypharmacy and multiple sclerosis. There will be no less than seven Consultant Pharmacists amongst these speakers, sharing their vast expertise and knowledge with you. All these speakers are proud to present as part of UKCPA, so come along and take the opportunity to learn from the best.

You can meet these speakers again at UKCPA educational events which are run throughout the year in the UK. We can tell you more about UKCPA at Stand J1, so please come and say hello and let’s talk about how we can support you in your practice.

From practitioner-led education and training, online peer support and discussions, and inspiring and informative articles written by your practitioner colleagues - our services are designed to

support you.

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Come together to celebrate the successful achievements of your peers!

The awards ceremony will be taking place on Friday 27th at 11:30 followed by the Keynote Address on Medicines Safety delivered by Keith Ridge, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer from NHS England.

Excellence in Clinical Leadership • Mr Viral V Doshi, Pharmacist Specialist – Public Health, London Borough of Hillingdon

– Public Health • Mr Yousaf Ahmad, Chief Pharmacist, CareUK secondary care division• Mr Ravi Sharma, Programme Clinical Lead (Clinical Pharmacy) and Vice-President

PCPA, NHS England (National Team)

Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy Practice • Rheumatology Team and Rheumatology Specialist Pharmacist (Emily Rose-Parfitt),

North Bristol NHS Trust• Gemma Wasson, Hepatology Pharmacist, Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast Health and

Social Care Trust• Ishrat Saddiq Ali, Senior Rotational Pharmacist and Gemma Harris, Ward Based

Services Technical Manager, Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust

Excellence in Clinical Community Pharmacy Practice • Health Education England London and South East Dental and Pharmacy

Collaboration• Rafia Jamil, Pharmacist Store Manager, Boots Newtown

Excellence in General Practice Pharmacy • Medicines Optimisation Team, NHS Bury Clinical Commissioning Group • Mrs Nicky O’Brien and Clinical Pharmacy Team (Clinical Pharmacist,

Pharmacy technician), Church Street Medical, Tewkesbury• NHS Barnsley CCG Clinical Pharmacy Team• Helen Kilminster, GP Pharmacist, Whiteacres Medical Centre, Vice Chair,

Primary Care Pharmacy Association

Excellence in use of Technology in PharmacyPractice • Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust including: Ewan

Maule Deputy Chief Pharmacist – Operational Services and Steven Routledge, Lead Pharmacy Technician – Medicines Supply

• Pharmacy Department, South West London and St George’s NHS Trust including: Carl Holvey, Deputy Chief Pharmacist, Vanessa Earnshaw, Lead Pharmacist, Community & Cognition and Mental Health in Ageing and Alexandra Lumley-Jones, Lead Pharmacist, Acute & Urgent Care

• NHS Wales Informatics Service – Emma Williams on behalf of the Choose Pharmacy Project

• Pharmaceutical Press, Royal Pharmaceutical Society

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Come along to our Poster Zone to witness the latest projects your peers have been working hard on to improve patient outcomes.

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Supporting Pharmacy Technicians across the UK at CPC 2018The Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK (APTUK) is the professional leadership body for registered Pharmacy Technicians working in the UK, leading pharmacy technicians to deliver professional excellence for patient centred care.

The Clinical Pharmacy Congress provides excellent opportunities for professional development, collaboration, innovation and networking. Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacists and healthcare professionals across the UK will join together for a comprehensive two-day programme of learning, networking and career development. Furthermore, Pharmacy Technicians will be provided with the opportunity to educate themselves in terms of national key strategies and policies featured in national agendas, leadership, clinical pharmaceutics, medicines optimisation, digital transformations, general practice and career development.

Pharmacy Technicians across the UK are currently counting down to revalidation. The Clinical Pharmacy Congress will provide pharmacy professionals with relevant educational tools to ensure they are ready to step up to the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) revalidation process. There will be multiple opportunities to develop skills and knowledge as a pharmacy professional in order to undertake CPD for revalidation in 2018.

Scan4Safety – join us to find out what you need to know and do

Scan4Safety is the programme of work resulting from the publication of the NHS eProcurement Strategy in 2014. Scan4Safety aims to tackle the issue of a lack of standardisation in the NHS and in doing so is enabling the delivery of improved patient care and increasing operational and clinical productivity.

Led by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), Scan4Safety achieves its aims by providing NHS trusts and suppliers to the NHS with a structured and consistent approach to the adoption of international standards. In their most tangible form, international standards enable the placing of unique identifiers – frequently barcodes – on every patient, product and place used in the delivery of care.

The benefits of adopting international standards across industries are well documented from sectors including retail and manufacturing. To date, Scan4Safety has proved the benefit of standards adoption in healthcare, having worked with six acute NHS trusts in England, one of which is the Royal Cornwall NHS Hospitals Trust (RCHT). Based on the benefits being delivered by these six trusts to date, it is estimated that the programme has the potential to save over £1 billion for the NHS acute sector over the next seven years.

In a breakfast session on Friday at 9:00 in the Strategy and Policy Theatre, you can hear from the DHSC as well as from the Chief Pharmacist at RCHT on what Scan4Safety requires trusts to do and how to find out more and get involved.

Visit www.Scan4Safety.nhs.uk for preliminary information.

Sessions to support revalidation will be running across the two days along with opportunities to develop peer networks in readiness for the requirement of peer discussion submission in 2019. Visit us at J10 in the Affiliates Lounge for more information.

Attendance of the Clinical Pharmacy Congress by Pharmacy Technicians is actively encouraged by APTUK, supporting a national expansion of the role as we know it. Utilising transferable skills and promoting the advancement of the role ensuring Pharmacy Technicians continue to work to the top of their professional licence.


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Come and visit our stand to attend our interactive and hands-on education sessions running throughout the course of the Clinical Pharmacy Congress.

BOPA: delivering oncology education to pharmacists at CPCAs an organisation BOPA aims to improve the delivery of pharmaceutical care to cancer patients through education and collaboration. This goal underpins our relationship with CPC. During a cancer patient’s journey through treatment and beyond, they are likely to come into contact with a range of pharmacy professionals from the community through to secondary care. That is why BOPA, through its presence at CPC hopes to reach as broad an audience as possible – to ensure that every member of the pharmacy profession has the opportunity to access educational material that will improve the care they deliver to cancer patients.

During the course of the conference we will be delivering two educational sessions that aim to meet your learning needs, whether you’re new to cancer or have a background in oncology.

The two sessions we will be delivering at CPC are:

The multi-specialty challenge of Cancer care - Cardiac health and Diabetes - Medicines Optimisation Workshops, 27th April at 15:30

Despite the established association between comorbidity and cancer, there is a paucity of published evidence on how to manage other co-comorbidities in patients receiving cancer treatment. This session is aimed at raising awareness amongst pharmacists about treatment strategies for this patient group. We will cover the major prescribing rules for cancer patients

The primary care pharmacy association (PCPA) at the clinical pharmacy congress

Senior clinical pharmacists and expert medical actors will deliver 30-minute sessions that enact live consultations relating to a variety of long-term medical conditions. Audience members will get the opportunity to critique and develop their consultation and clinical skills. Places are very limited and will need to be booked in advance via the CPC seminar selector, which is sent to you upon registration.

In addition, if you are interested in applying for a job as a general practice pharmacist, there will be the opportunity to hone your interview skills and maximise your potential in securing a post with sessions on both mornings Interview skills for general practice.

Come and talk to us about the support we can offer you in primary care, the resources available to our members and the learning and networking events we run during the year. In addition, talk to us about joining one of our specialist committees and becoming one of our clinical leads.

If you are considering a career in oncology or would like to know more about BOPA come and visit us in the Affiliates Lounge (J10) where you will be able to catch up with a BOPA member about what

we do and even sign up!

If you are a pharmacist or pharmacy technician working in primary care, come and visit us at stand L37. The PCPA is the UK’s largest primary care

support network for pharmacy professionals.

with cardiac and diabetes complications and signpost essential sources of information. It will help participants to think critically about managing risks when formulating treatment plans for patients with cancer as well as apply learning to practice through case-based discussions.

Genomics and Targeted Cancer Treatment - Clinical Leadership Theatre, 28th April at 13:15

This session will focus on genomics and the molecular mechanisms that cause cancer development, growth, and metastasis. The session will also cover targeted cancer therapies used in clinical practice. Delegates interested in developing their knowledge of precision medicine and genomic technologies in relation to treatment of cancer should definitely attend the presentation!

This year, at CPC, we are delivering a forum theatre style of learning called “GP Pharmacy LIVE” — a unique opportunity to experience and interact with real-time clinical consultations.

Membership of the PCPA costs just £48 per year for pharmacists, and £39 per year for undergraduates, pre-registration pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. Visit us at L37 and join the PCPA during the Clinical Pharmacy Congress and you will receive a 20% discount on your first year’s membership fee.

Here are just a few reasons to join the PCPA:

Free attendance to all PCPA symposia and workshops

Access to resources, forums, posters, presentations

One membership fee; access to six clinical networks

Discounted professional indemnity insurance

Get immediate, real-time advice direct to your smart phone from our expert committees and over 1,200 pharmacists and pharmacy technicians through our peer-to-peer support groups (via Telegram — type this into a browser pcpa.co/SN)

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Receive hands on simulation training at out Practical Skills Zone where you can brush up on old skills and enhance your knowledge with new techniques. These workshops will cover a range of different areas, providing you with methods you can implement straight away and feedback to peers.

Our Practical Skills Zone will cover the following areas:

Anaphylaxis

Opioid Overdose

Overview of clinical assessment for a patient suffering from an acute asthma attack.

Visit The Practical Skills Zone at CPC

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pharmacycongress.co.uk/request-a-code or call 020 7013 4986


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Gilead Sciences

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Durbin

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GP Practice Pharmacist Coaching Clinics for aspiring & inspiring

practice pharmacists with i2i

Fab Rx & Magic Candy

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Amgen F15

Analytics Engines A52

B. Braun Medical C50

Barts Health Pharm H65

Bath ASU and Pharmaxo E58

BD H50

BD Medical F32

Beauty Gate H59

Belmatt Healthcare Training A31

Berendsen Cleanroom Services E15

Biogen B10

Boehringer Ingelheim F10

Bristol Myers Squibb / Pfizer Alliance B45

C+D Data D8

Carter Bond Solicitors F25

Chiesi G31

CIG Healthcare Partnership F18

CitySprint Health E40

Civica G45

Clement Clarke International L41

Clinigen Group E10

CoAcS B65

Cold-Chain E55

Concordia International E48

Connect 2 Cleanrooms B28

CPPE L10

Daiichi-Sankyo UK C30

Distinctive Medical L57

Dr Reddys Laboratories A50

Durbin L18

DX Group D60

FabRx and The Magic Candy Factory E17

Fontus Health G66

Fresenius Kabi D30

General Pharmaceutical Council D62

Gilead Sciences G35

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals F40

GSK F45

GSTT Pharmaceuticals B29

Guild of Healthcare Pharmacy (GHP) G1

H3D J19

Haier Biomedical UK J20

hameln pharmaceuticals D50

Health Education England H18

Healthcare At Home G30

HealthNet Homecare C1

Helapet B40

Huddersfield Pharmacy Manufacturing (HPS)

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Intrapharm Laboratories B30

JTF Wireless A30

JVM Europe G50

Kent Pharmaceuticals D15

Key Life Financial Services F25A

Kora Healthcare A45

Labcold G10

Lec Medical E30

Leo Pharma D65

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Luton& Dunstable University Hospital H15

Mawdsleys B50

MedEye G65

Exhibitor StandMedisca UK F35

Micronclean C51

Mistura Informatics G17

Morph Consultancy J21

Mylan E45

Napp Pharmaceuticals F20

New Icon D20

NHS Digital J45

NHS England E35

Norgine G40

Nova Laboratories D10

Omnicell F50

Orion Pharma L30

Oxford Pharmacy Store G16

Panasonic Biomedical G51

Pfizer UK H30

Pharmacists' Defence Association (PDA) H10

PharmOutcomes L56

PIA Commercial G19

Piramal Critical Care F64

Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust D17

Primary Care Pharmacy Association L37

Profile Pharma G20

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PSUK F30

Qdem Pharmaceuticals H60

Queen's University Belfast G3

Rees Scientific D28

RIG Healthcare A51

Rokshaw Pharmaceuticals F27

Rosemont Pharmaceuticals J28

Royal Free Specials B66

RPS L15

Rx Info A25

Sandoz Ltd G55

Scope Ophthalmics F1

Shoreline Medical Refrigeration L38

SMPU J30

Soar Beyond G28

South West Academic Health Science Network (SW AHSN)

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Stockport Pharmaceuticals B60

T + R Derma J35

Teva UK Ltd D55

Torbay Pharmaceuticals B35

Toshiba TEC UK Imaging Systems D25

Tutela Temperature Monitoring Systems L50

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Wockhardt UK B48

Your World Recruitment D61

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BOPA

NPPG

Ophthalmic Pharmacy Group (OPG)

The College of Mental Health Pharmacy

UK Medicines Information

UK Renal Pharmacy Group

Education HubUniversity of Manchester A

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Keele University C

University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy

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Micronclean

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Biogen

Nova Laboratories

KentPharmaceuticals

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New Icon

Fresensius Kabi

hameln pharmaceuticals

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Unlicensed Medicines

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Shoreline

Orion Pharma

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WORKSHOPS

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Helapet

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Chiesi

Tutela Temperature Monitoring

Royal Free Specials

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Concordia International

Sponsored by:

Pharmacists' Defence

Association

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Laboratories

A51RIG

Healthcare

Speakers & Press Lounge


G65MedEye

F64Piramal

Critical Care

G19PIA

Commercial

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SMPU



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C+D Data

Mistura Informatics

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Intrapharma Laboratories

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Sales Europe B.V

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BD Medical

Distinctive Medical

Rosemont Pharmaceutical

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Connect2 cleanrooms

E15 E17Berendsen Cleanroom

Services

AbbVie

NHS England& NHS

Improvement

Civica

ProfilePharma

OPS

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Thornton + Ross

Dermatology

JTF Wireless

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Keylife FS & Carter Bond

Rokshaw

BMS / Pfizer Alliance

Analytics Engines

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JVM Europe

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L10

CPPE

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E18Abloy

UK

J1

Belmatt

D1Aclardian Specials

Toshiba TEC UK Imaging

Systems

E58Bath ASU

& Pharmaxo

GScope

Luton and Dunstable

University Hospital NHS Foundation

G30Healthcare

at Home

Gilead Sciences

In association with

Finishing FinishPre-Registration

Pharmacist Conference


L37PCPA

Durbin

J19

J10

J18H3DSW AHSN


GP Practice Pharmacist Coaching Clinics for aspiring & inspiring

practice pharmacists with i2i

Fab Rx & Magic Candy

E55

Cold-Chain

J25Morph

Consultancy

Organiser's office

A53

A55

Proveca

Cloakroom/Toilets

F18

CIG

H59 Beauty Gate

Booked Available

NEW for 2018!

NEW for 2018!


www.labcold.com

As a specialist UK manufacturer with many decades experience, Labcold has worked closely

with pharmacy customers and have designed our refrigerators, accessories and after care support to meet their needs and regulatory

requirements.

Our IntelliCold range, ideal for retail, ward and surgery use features 24/7 data recording as standard and our Advanced range comes

complete with a free calibration certificate from our UKAS calibration laboratory No: 8898.

We have an in house technical service team to answer your call and care packages ranging

from inspection and UKAS calibration for a single fridge, to annual maintenance and

calibration for all the pharmacy refrigerators in your hospital.

8898

Meet the team at

Stand G10

Introducing Jylamvo (methotrexate) 2mg/ml oral solutionGoes down well with patients and the NHS

Jylamvo is a new oral solution that contains 2 mg/ml of methotrexate developed to address the unmet need for a palatable methotrexate solution. Primarily intended for use in the paediatric population but will also offer an alternative oral presentation to adolescents and adults unable to swallow tablets.

Jylamvo has been granted a European Marketing Authorisation by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for use in the treatment of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), adult rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis and for the maintenance treatment of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) in adults, adolescents and children aged 3 years and over.

Why choose Jylamvo?

Jylamvo is the only oral methotrexate licensed in polyarthritic JIA.

Ideal in patients who don’t like the bitter taste of tablets, have difficulty swallowing tablets or are afraid of needles.

Bioequivalent to tablets with comparable safety profile

3-month shelf-life once opened, plus dosing syringe, limits waste

A cost-effective alternative to injections

Orange flavoured

Intrapharm Laboratories is also committed in providing the NHS other well-known products with proven efficacy at the most affordable prices:

AquaMax Emollient Cream - high lipid and low cost emollient which is SLS and Chlorocresol free. The AquaMax range is available in 100g, 500g and 250g wash.

Carbocisteine Sachets: Traditionally Carbocisteine came in either large capsules or liquid in a bottle. We have launched Carbocisteine in sachet form which offers precise dosing, convenience, as well as being 38% more cost effective then the bottled liquid presentation.

Please visit stand B30 for more information.

For more information visit www.intrapharmlabs.com or email [email protected]

CPC WHERE AND WHEN? The Clinical Pharmacy Congress will be taking

place at London ExCeL 27-28 April 2018

Travelling to CPCBy RoadFollow signs to Royal Docks, City Airport and ExCeL. There is easy access from the M25, M11, A406 and A13. For Sat Nav purposes, please use postcode E16 1DR.

By Rail & TubeRail - Charing Cross, Euston, Kings Cross/ St Pancras International, Liverpool Street, London Bridge, Marylebone, Moorgate, Paddington, Victoria and Waterloo. All can be easily accessed from ExCeL.Tube - ExCeL London can be accessed by Prince Regent Station and Custom House on the Docklands Light Rail (DLR). For the latest tube travel information go to: www.tfl.gov.uk or use the Journey Planner to find your best route.

Friday 27th April: 08:30 - 18.15 (Networking reception at 18.15 - 19.45)

Saturday 28th April: 09:30 - 16:30Venue Entrance: S9

ExCeL London, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, E16 1XL

View full travel and discounted accommodation tips at pharmacycongress.co.uk/travel-and-accommodation


The Magic Candy Factory

Networking Reception

FabRx is a specialist biotech company, focused on developing 3D printing technology for fabricating pharmaceuticals. FabRx technology allows manufacture of personalised dose medicines especially designed for individual patient needs. The technology is particularly suited for preclinical and clinical studies and for the rapid preparation of pharmaceutical specials at the dispensing point.

The Magic Candy Factory is the world’s first 3D gummy candy printer which gives the customer’s imagination all the power and allows them to create truly customised and tasty gummies. The design application allows anyone to create shapes, write messages and even draw their own custom candies and watch them come to life before their eyes in less than 5 minutes!

Come to our stand (E17) and try our formulations printed on the spot by The

Magic Candy Factory!

FabRx and the Magic Candy Factory are working together to produce chewable formulations incorporating pharmaceutical actives with the right dose, the preferred taste, shape and colour to increase medication acceptability by patients, especially children.

We want to revolutionise the way medicines are manufactured, and we strongly believe in the potential of 3D printing to do so.

The Clinical Pharmacy Congress will be hosting a networking reception for all delegates and we would

like to invite you to join us.

The reception gathers together like-minded, forward thinking members of the profession and the industry in a relaxed atmosphere, providing a valuable

networking opportunity for you to catch up with peers, colleagues, old friends, speakers and contacts. Share the information you have learnt from the first day of the conference and we hope to see you again on Saturday 28th April for our Peer-to-Peer Networking Hour at 2:15 in The Congress Café to help you find a

peer for your revalidation requirements.

Friday 27th April18:15 -19:45 in The Bridge Bar


The College of Mental Health Pharmacy (CMHP) aims to benefit individual care through advancing education and research in the practice of mental health pharmacy.

As an education partner at CPC we are delighted to have had input into the programme. We have Dan White, a Senior Clinical Pharmacist and BABCP CBT Psychotherapist working in Oxford Health NHS Trust, delivering the session: Dealing with suicide disclosure in the Clinical Theatre on Friday 27th at 15:30 pm about what to do if someone discloses to you that they are thinking about suicide. We know that talking about suicide reduces the risk of it happening but it can still be a difficult issue for anyone to talk about, so here is some invaluable help in what to do.

At 17:30 pm on Friday 27th in the Changing Careers forum, Juliet Shepherd, Specialist Mental Health Pharmacist with 2Gether NHS Foundation Trust and

CMHP President, will be talking about her career in Mental Health Pharmacy. So if you are thinking about a career specialising in this rewarding sector please come along to find out more.

On Saturday 28th at 11:00 am in the Clinical Leadership

Theatre, you can learn about the STOMP programme -Stopping overmedication of people with a learning disability, autism or both, this an NHS England

programme now in its second year.

“Training Pharmacists for the Future”

MORPh have been training practice and CCG pharmacists for over 5 years and have a wealth experience in primary care pharmacy. MORPh are working in partnership with the PDA to

deliver both clinical and risk management training. Come to our stand at J21 to book on to our events in 2018.

Visit us at www.morphconsultancy.co.uk, contact 01905 612789 or email [email protected]. Follow us on Twitter @MorphCLtd

“Training Pharmacists for the Future”

[email protected]@SW_Pharmacy

Clinical Pharmacy and Data

Advancing Education and Research in the practice of Mental Health Pharmacy

Using big data to learn from best practice, improve patient outcomes and improve efficiency IQVIA™ has unique access to dispensing data across the UK in both Primary and Secondary Care with 100% of NHS Acute Trust dispensing data. This is being used commercially to predict changes in the market but is also available to reflect insight back to the NHS. In the session we will look at the data and how it is used in more detail and demonstrate the insights gained from a clinical pharmacy perspective.

In the NHS, IQVIA data can be used at a number of levels:

Individual patient experience and outcome

Formulary development and compliance monitoring

Budgetary and financial planning and management

Nationally, regionally and locally (to Trust or Speciality level)

In Primary Care, there is a Moving Annual Total (MAT) decrease in medicines use to December 2017 and in the session, we will look at several hypotheses to explain this.

Entering symptom scores on patient’s own smart device

Country MAT to Dec 2017England -2.3%

Scotland -2.6%

Wales -4%

Northern Ireland -5%

There is a corresponding decrease in growth in the Acute Trusts with growth of 6-10% for 2016-21 compared to 12.4% in 2011-16 which is largely down to Medicines Optimisation.

Biosimilar Uptake and Generic Substitution

82 drugs are losing exclusivity up to December 2019. These include biologics such as imatinib, adalimumab and gefitinib as well as linezolid, voriconazole, caspofungin and tigecycline.

Using UK list price, in the 5 years to 2020, the NHS would spend over £2.5bn on these drugs. Using a managed switch programme of biosimilar and generic use, there are potential savings of between 50% and 80% (assuming 100% switch).

Data Sources: Acute Trusts Specialist, Mental Health and Community Trusts Community Pharmacy GP Records (THIN Database) Patients

We look forward to meeting new people to tell you more about our work, and catching up with our current members and friends. Please do come and find us in the Affiliates Lounge, stand J10.

Juliet Shepherd

Join us on 27th April at 12:45 in The Clinical Pharmaceutics Theatre, for our session: Using big data to learn from best practice, improve patient

outcomes and improve efficiency


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Jeremy Hunt today cited a report that states 237 million errors per year occurs in the NHS every year, of which definitely avoidable ADRs cost the NHS £98.6 million, 712 deaths and contribute to 1708 deaths per annum. The report also highlighted that medication administration error rates account for 78.6% of errors in secondary care1. Using barcoded medication administration technology (BCMA), BD Cato is launching ReadyMed to help hospitals ensure the safe administration of medication: to help close the loop of medication administration.

BD CatoTM ReadyMed

The simplest way to close the loop of chemotherapy administration from patient to bedside.

To help ensure hospitals fulfill the rights of medication administration, BD has developed a new digital solution: BD Cato ReadyMed. The BD Cato ReadyMed app:

• Is a simple and intuitive barcoded medication administration (BCMA) documentation, checking and tracking program that ensures safe medication is given.

• Helps to enhance efficiency by reducing 50% of steps compared to standard IV chemo administration workflow.

• Allows each hospital to achieve a HIMSS Europe level six adoption and utilization of EMR functions required to achieve a paperless environment.2

• Reduces the need for a second nurse check.

References:

1 Prevalence and Economic burdens of medication errors in the NHS in England.. The University of Manchester, University of Sheffield, Centre for Health Economics, University of York. Rachel A Elliott et al., 2018

2 HIMSS Europe. http://www.himss.eu/healthcare-providers/emram

1. Right patient2. Right medication3. Right dose4. Right time5. Right location6. Right documentation

Overview screenMedication and patient workload overview for that particular nurse• Tailored to each nurse’s workload for the day• Guides nurses to sequence of medication administration - which one to give first• Shows live tracking of chemotherapy from pharmacy toward reducing phone call

Login PIN

Approve nurse permission for administration.

Scan medication

Display order information.

Scan patient

Display relevant patient information on handheld.

Get OK/No

Check medication/patient combination. Check administration time.

Information is documented into electronic prescribing system.

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We look forward to welcoming you to the biggest congress to date!

LIMITED PASSES REMAIN!Unable to locate your educational code? Request one at: pharmacycongress.co.uk/request-a-code or call 020 7013 4986

UKOPG and the Moorfields #knowyourdrops campaignThe UK Ophthalmic Pharmacy Group was established in the early nineties by a small but motivated group of pharmacists with a specialist interest in ophthalmology. Since then our membership has blossomed and at the most recent count we have 211 members across the globe. The group provides support and guidance to specialist and non-specialist pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, from both primary and secondary care. We run a free to access discussion forum via NHS networks to provide support and to share learning and expertise with our peers.

This year two of our members from Moorfields Eye Hospital, Fiona Chiu and Sarah Thomas, will be presenting on the wonderful #knowyourdrops campaign in The Clinical Leadership Theatre, 27th April at 16:30.

Since 2016 the team have run a successful, pharmacist -led consultation clinic to help improve compliance with eye drops. NICE have recently recognised the value and importance of better supporting patients with eye drops to improve patient care, clinical outcomes and quality of life and have published the #knowyourdrops model of pharmacy led support on their sharing learning database. Come and see why supporting eye drop compliance is so important and learn from the experiences of the team, visit us in the Affiliates Lounge (J10).

Our current co-chairs, Clare Faulkner and Priya Boparai, and a number of our members will also be manning a stand at this year’s CPC. Come see us if you have any challenging ophthalmic questions, any experiences you would like to share and to network other ophthalmic pharmacists. The group works closely with other national bodies including NICE, The Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Medusa and The Royal College of Ophthalmologists. We are currently involved in lots of exciting projects, both independently and in conjunction with the groups mentioned above, feel free to come and talk with us about our current and future workstreams if you are interested in getting involved. We look forward to seeing you there!

Fiona Chiu

Sarah Thomas

Visit us in the Affiliates Lounge (J10)

27-28 April 2018

Entrance hall S9

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REVALIDATION IS COMING We provide 164 sessions filled with specialised content to assist with your four CPD records of planned and unplanned learning You will have access to 103 hours of clinical training to attribute to your four CPD records and reflective account The opportunity to engage with 2,900 members of the pharmacy community to help you find a colleague and arrange your peer-peer discussion

Happy Learning!

• We're here to help you every step of your journey •

1REVALIDATIONANNOUNCEMENT

Revalidation was announced by The General Pharmaceutical Council in Dec 2017 and will start to be implemented from the 30th March 2018, just a month before CPC (27-28th April) – Welcome to the first step of simplifying your CPD process

2GUIDELINESWILL HELP YOUON YOUR WAY

Don’t worry, there’s plenty of guidelines available on the GPhC website!

3 IDENTIFYGAPS IN YOURLEARNING

Identify the gaps in your learning at CPC

4 PLANNEDLEARNING

For your planned learning - decide to develop your knowledge and/or skills in advance of undertaking a learning activity.

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UNPLANNEDLEARNING ISEXACTLY THAT

It’s when an event occurs that causes a learning activity without prior thought or planning, for example through attending a seminar or talking to a colleague.

PEERDISCUSSION

It’s easier to find a peer than you might think. It can be any senior professional within the entire healthcare system or a peer you respect. Only you can choose your peer and the discussion should be in a safe and trusted environment. Reciprocal peer relationships are fine but must be refreshed regularly.

REFLECT ON YOURLEARNING

CPC 2018 has 164 sessions covering a variety specialised content to help you with your planned

and unplanned learning

150 leading sector experts will be delivering 103 hours of educational

content. Look out for our networking points

to engage with your peers.

Find your peer at CPC

Join us at 2:15 in the Congress Cafe for our

peer-to-peer networking hour

Don’t forget!

Don’t forget!

Don’t forget!

RememberRevalidation is essential

and is flexible so it’s relevant to your work, whatever your area of

practiceDon’t forget!

The purpose of the Reflective Account is to encourage you to think about how the work you do as a pharmacy professional relates to our standards for pharmacy professionals. Many of you are already reflective practitioners, even if you don’t think it! It’s just a case of recording the things you’ve done to improve outcomes for patients or service users.

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