A face-to-face workshop supporting pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to build skills and confidence in delivering blood pressure assessments and person-centred consultations as part of the NHS Hypertension Case-Finding Service.

A face-to-face workshop to develop your knowledge and skills for adopting a structured approach to safely and confidently provide advice on menopause symptom management and supply of medicines.

PLEASE NOTE: The pre-workshop learning for this workshop takes the form of an e-course. To activate your e-course booking you need to go to the e-course section of your Learning record and click "Course access information".

Once you've booked your workshop why not book a place on our post-workshop panel discussion webinars:

Menopause: prescribing perspectives panel discussion 1

Menopause: prescribing perspectives panel discussion 2

This practical, interactive workshop is designed specifically to help pharmacy technicians now authorised to use Patient Group Directions (PGDs) step confidently into your expanding role. You’ll gain the tools and confidence to make safe, informed supply and non-supply decisions, removing the uncertainty that often comes with new clinical responsibilities.

As NHS services grow and more care is delivered through PGDs, pharmacy technicians play a vital role in meeting rising demand closer to home. This workshop helps you build the competence and assurance needed to take on these responsibilities, contribute to the NHS 10 Year Health Plan and drive better access, increased capacity, and high-quality person-centred care.

To complement this workshop, you can also book to attend online PGD support sessions to network with peers in a supportive, safe environment. Book a place here.

A face-to-face workshop supporting pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to build skills and confidence in delivering blood pressure assessments and person-centred consultations as part of the NHS Hypertension Case-Finding Service.

This event is only for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who are taking part in one of the primary care extended education pathways.

The overall aim of this workshop is to illustrate the cause of preventable hospital admissions and how you as a pharmacy professional can develop your practice to reduce the risks associated with preventable hospital admissions.

The overall aim of this programme is to develop your knowledge and skills to enable you to recognise, manage and optimise care for people living with dementia and their carers.

A note about keycodes, and pathway and non-pathway event listings

After you select Choose an event, please be aware that workshop listings which require keycodes to access are for pharmacy professionals taking part in the Primary care pharmacy education pathway, while workshops that do not require a keycode are for all other pharmacy professionals who have identified this topic as a learning need.