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9.00 Registration
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| 9.30 Chair’s opening remarks |
| 9.35 Keynote address:
Extension of prescribing for
non-medical professionals |
• DH perspective and background
• Recent developments
• The challenges
• Implications for patients, clinicians, managers
and organisations
Gul Root Principal Pharmaceutical Officer
Department of Health |
10.05 Questions and Answers |
| 10.15 Supporting CPD |
• Ensuring the development and maintenance of
competency levels
• What there is and where to get it from
• Information on national research of
non-medical prescribers
Dr Molly Courtenay Reader in Prescribing and
Medicines Management, Reading University |
10.45 Questions and Answers
10.55 Coffee
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11.25 Workshop 1
Pharmacy Standards
for Prescribers |
| Heidi Wright Head of Quality Improvement,
Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain |
11.25 Workshop 2
Standards of Proficiency
For Nurse/Midwifery Prescribing |
• Standards for education and training
• Criteria for entry to programmes
• Assessment
• Ethical standards for practice
Liz Plastow Professional Adviser, Specialist
Community Public Health Nursing, Standards and Registration Directorate, Nursing and Midwifery Council |
| 12.10 Prescribing Futures |
• Reflection on what we have learned so far from
non medical prescribing
• Implementation challenges
• What do we need to do to take this forward locally?
Beth Taylor National Project Lead, Pharmacists with Special Interests, Primary Care Contracting Team and
Joint Director, Community Health London, Eastern and South East Specialist Pharmacy Services |
12.45 Questions and Answers
1.00 Lunch |
2.00 Workshop 3
Supporting AHPs |
• Training opportunities
• Minimum entry requirements
• Supporting ‘smaller’ professional groups
Alison Hogg Senior Lecturer, University of Derby |
2.00 Workshop 4
Supporting Nurses
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• Lessons from Nurse Supplementary Prescribing and EFNPs to date
• Controlled Drugs
• Levels of prescribing authorisation
• Different prescribing patterns
Lisa Eve Nurse (General Practice) & Non Medical Prescribing Lead, South West London SHA and Seminar Leader, Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of
Medicine, London |
2.00 Workshop 5
Supporting Pharmacists |
• Lessons from Pharmacist Supplementary
Prescribing to date
• Education and Training requirements
Dr Wendy Clyne Assistant Director, Medicines
Partnership Programme, National Prescribing Centre |
2.00 Workshop 6
Supporting Managers |
• Identifying the need for extended prescribing
• Making the case
• Making it happen
• Evaluating
Ian Bramley Non Medical Prescribing Lead,
South West Workforce Development Confederation |
2.45 Workshop 7
Law and Ethics |
• Legal considerations for NMP
• Ethical considerations for NMP
• Legal responsibility and accountability
• Risk Management in NMP
Bond Solon – The Legal Training Consultancy |
2.45 Workshop 8
Consultation Skills |
• Awareness
• Decision making
• Communication
Pauline Kingston Lecturer in Adult Nursing,
Course Leader for NMP, Homerton School of Health
Studies, Cambridge |
2.45 Workshop 9
Implementation |
• Delivering NMP in your own organisation
Ian Bramley Non Medical Prescribing Lead,
South West Workforce Development Confederation |
2.45 Workshop 10
Understanding PACT Data |
| Speaker TBC |
3.50 Clinical Governance |
• Ensuring patient safety is paramount
• A robust CG Framework
• Commission on Human Medicine
(formerly Committee on Safety of Medicines)
• Access to patients’ records
Lucy Warner Associate Director, Primary Care, NHS Clinical Governance Support Team
Heidi Wright Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain |
4.15 Questions and Answers
4.20 Chair’s closing remarks |
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