Discussing essential topics related to Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice

Discussing essential topics related to Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice

por Mahmud Yusupov

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Advice to Pharmacists from Tara Humphries- a PCN support consultant

In this Episode we shifted perspective to see the Clinical Pharmacist role through the lens of someone who is involved in the management & support of PCNs. We spoke to Tara Humphrey who specializes in providing PCN support and consulting advice to healthcare leaders and is the host of the Business of Healthcare podcast. We discussed the common challenges that pharmacists usually face in their new role and also revealed the qualities that a pharmacist requires to excel in a new role. You can find out more about Tara & the great work she does at www.thcprimarycare.co.uk Join us on our telegram too, where we post latest updates! www.t.me/Clinical_Pharmacist_Academy

Understanding what QOF is & using your IP qualification

All about QOF, working in General Practice under lockdown and when pharmacists should start their Independent Prescribing course. We spoke to experienced Clinical Pharmacist Sarah Dekmak who is currently the Lead Clinical Pharmacist in a PCN which covers 8 practices. We discussed all the above and more… Sarah is passionate about delivering excellent clinical care and is also an expert in QOF. And if you don’t know what QOF is, then this is podcast is a must listen for you because it’s something that anyone working in General Practice should know. Guest Speaker: Sarah Dekmak Hosted by Runa Salim and Mahmud Yusupov Available on Spotify and YouTube. https://spoti.fi/3cJvJkf https://youtu.be/SU8_wWsfEzc Join us on our telegram too, where we post latest updates! www.t.me/Clinical_Pharmacist_Academy

Pay brackets & career progression in General Practice

Taking time out for self-study, pay brackets & career developments for Pharmacists in General Practice… We spoke to Senior Clinical Pharmacist Adrian Murphy who explained how financial flexibility allowed him to pursue a career as a Clinical Pharmacist, and how his passion for acquiring a deep understanding of every disease he came across led him to become the author of the training programme- Clinical Medication Reviews. Adrian has an interest in the subject of financial independence- to get in touch with Adrian for advice you may email him at adrian.murphy3@nhs.net

Showcasing your skills to the wider practice team & publishing articles

In this episode, we spoke with a Senior Clinical Pharmacist IP, Medicines Management Consultant & Board Member at his PCN, who was one of the first PCN Pharmacists when PCNs were first formed. We discussed how he navigated his way in the new role & showcased his skills to the GP Partners & Practice managers and we also discovered how his drive for personal development led to his articles being published by The Pharmaceutical Journal and Chemist & Druggist.

How Tony Robins paved my entry into the General Practice sector

We spoke to a Pharmacist who was previously an Area Manager of a well-known large multiple Pharmacy chain. She made her transition 12 months ago and she explains that Tony Robbins had something to do with her taking the bold step to leave her career and follow her passion and how her experience as an area manager helped her to excel in her new role.

Building a High-Profile Career in Pharmacy & Law - Featuring Thorrun Govind

Building a High-Profile Career in Pharmacy & Law - Featuring Thorrun Govind Have you ever considered doing another degree such as law or wondered how it would be studying whilst working? Today we continue our series, Entrepreneurship and Alternative Careers in Pharmacy, with our latest episode! 🎙 Our hosts Ruhina Kassam and Sarah Dekmak are joined by Thorrun Govind, a practicing pharmacist, lawyer, and former Chair of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society. Thorrun has redefined what’s possible for the profession, proving you don't have to leave pharmacy behind to become a lawyer and a leading voice across national media. In this episode, she discusses the reality of building a dual career, why law firms are actively seeking the clinical expertise you already have, and what it takes to advocate for the profession on the national stage. If you've been looking for a sign to take your expertise into the legal or media sectors, this conversation is for you. 🎧 Watch the full episode now on YouTube: https://linktw.in/tqaKdX A huge thank you to Thorrun for joining us and showing us just how far a pharmacy background can really take you!

Beyond the Basics: An Expert GP's Unique Insights on Menopause & HRT for Pharmacists

Beyond the Basics: An Expert GP's Unique Insights on Menopause & HRT for Pharmacists Join us for the latest episode of our clinical series, exploring Menopause and HRT🎙💡 This episode we were joined by Dr Emma Woodcock, an experienced GP with a specialist interest in women’s health. Her diverse roles include being a Partner at Orchard Surgery, the Board Director of Innovations at Primary Care Limited, The Education, Training, and Workforce Development Lead IPC, The Advisor for Additional Roles at Sussex Training Hub, and a Council Member at NAPC. We were also joined by my co-host, Ruhina Kassam, Lead IP Pharmacist who is the Head of Clinical Development at CPS and Lead for Training and Development. In this episode, we went beyond the basics and took the opportunity to delve into testosterone treatment, HRT in over 60s, and the latest guidance regarding progesterone treatment in light of stock shortages. We also address crucial queries about unscheduled bleeding, the right time to stop HRT, and the value of group consultations. 🎙Tune in now for expert advice and practical tips Alternatively, you can watch the full episode here. If you are interested in group consultations, please contact Emma via this email: emmawoodcock@nhs.net 🔗You can also access our comprehensive HRT training programme and free visual summary here: https://cpaweb.org.uk/

Parkinson’s Reviews in Primary Care: Key Insights for Pharmacists

Parkinson’s Reviews in Primary Care: Key Insights for Pharmacists Exciting news! We’re back with a brand-new episode of the CPS Podcast🎙 🌟 Join us for the latest episode of our clinical series as we explore the critical topic of Parkinsons with Senior IP Lead Pharmacist, Danny Bartlett, a senior lecturer at the University of Brighton, a National Board member for the RPS, and an Interprofessional Leadership & Educational Fellow HEE. Also adding to the conversation was my co-host, Ruhina Kassam, a Senior IP Pharmacist and the Training and Development Lead at CPS. Together we discussed the common pitfalls pharmacists can face when dealing with this condition, as well as the key areas that need to be addressed when conducting a medication review. We also shared invaluable guidance on when pharmacists should refer patients, and the key red flags to be aware of. 🎙Tune in now to learn more. Alternatively, you can watch the full episode here. If you would like to expand your knowledge further, you can explore our Parkinsons Review training programme here.

Depression Reviews in Primary Care - Advice for Pharmacists from specialist Mental Health GP Dr Marc Kay

Delivering Depression Reviews in Primary Care - Advice for Pharmacists from Specialist Mental Health GP Dr Marc Kay 🎙Tune in to the latest episode of our clinical series as we delve into the vital topic of Depression. To lead this discussion, we were joined by our guest Dr Marc Kay, a GP with a specialist interest in mental health and our host, Ruhina Kassam, the Training and Development Lead at CPS, as she explores this crucial topic. Together, they explore the key indicators and red flags that should prompt referral. Dr Kay then shares some valuable insights into how pharmacists should deal with a patient who expresses thoughts of suicide or self-harm, and how pharmacists can approach these topics sensitively during their consultations. They then conclude the episode by elaborating on how pharmacists can effectively collaborate with GP’s and other healthcare professionals in a multidisciplinary approach to Depression management. 🎧 Listen now for a comprehensive and insightful discussion of this vital topic. Alternatively, you can watch the full episode here. 🎓 If you would like to expand your knowledge further, we invite you to access our Depression Review training programme here Inspired by this episode, we have also composed a short article which elaborates on the essential elements of effective safety netting in depression reviews. You can read this article here.

Why pharmacists are best placed to conduct Heart Failure reviews in Primary Care

Why pharmacists are best placed to conduct Heart Failure reviews in Primary Care Expand your clinical expertise with the latest episode of our new clinical series, where we delve into the topic of Heart Failure management. Join me, along with Ruhina Kassam, a Senior IP Pharmacist and the Training and Development Lead at CPS, as we explore the essential aspects of Heart Failure reviews. Stepping into the guest role this week, I draw on my practical expertise in Heart Failure management, as well as my experience as the clinical lead at CPS and the founder of CPA. Together, we outline what Heart Failure is, its primary symptoms, and its diagnostic process. We highlight the different classifications of Heart Failure and clarify the often confusing area of multiple HF registers and why we have them. We also delve into the essential checks pharmacists must consider when conducting Heart Failure reviews. To conclude, we provide valuable resources and guidance for pharmacists considering Heart Failure reviews as their next step. 🎙Tune in now for a comprehensive and insightful discussion of this vital topic. 📺Alternatively, you can watch the episode here. 🎓You can also access our Heart Failure Review training programme here. Inspired by this podcast, we have composed a short article which highlights the 5 key checks pharmacists must consider when conducting Heart failure reviews. You can read this article here.

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