The aim of this learning programme is for you to consider how we as pharmacy professionals in all sectors can support people who have asthma. You will apply your knowledge of asthma management and guidelines and explore how you can support people to manage their asthma, reduce complications and improve their quality of life.

This learning programme aims to enable you to interpret and apply clinical guidance to support people living with COPD. You will consider how to optimise their treatment and use a person-centred approach to empower people living with COPD to self-manage their condition.#CPPEcopd

The aim of this programme is to support pharmacists to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to undertake effective consultations, communications and clinical assessments in order to provide the NHS community pharmacist consultation service (NHS CPCS).

This workshop is part of a programme made up of two components, you must complete both to meet the learning objectives below. This means that you need to ensure that you work through materials in the associated self-directed e-course ahead of attending the online workshop. For more information see the details at https://www.cppe.ac.uk/services/cpcs

If you have previously attended a face-to-face NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation service or DMIRs event you will not be able to book this online event.

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PLEASE NOTE: You will not be able to book onto this event if you have previously attended the Mental Health and wellbeing in primary care study day or the Mental health and wellbeing in primary care online workshops A and B.

This online workshop focuses on common mental health conditions seen in primary care. It will enable you to support patients with a mental health condition to optimise their medicines. It will combine principles of team-based learning (TBL) to facilitate networking and discussion whilst consolidating the underpinning knowledge about antidepressants, benzodiazepines and z-hypnotics. Teams will work through simple and more complex case studies to apply knowledge and share best practice.

This programme has been developed by University of East Anglia (UEA) who own the intellectual property and copyright.

The aim of this programme is to encourage pharmacy and other healthcare professionals to make antimicrobial stewardship a routine part of their practice. You will discuss how you can apply your learning in practice and use this to contribute to your continuing professional development and revalidation.

This learning is intended for clinical supervisors supporting pharmacy professionals on a CPPE national pathway. To see if you are eligible to be a clinical supervisor please check information on the Clinical Supervisor page.

The aim of these two e-workshops is to provide clinical supervisors with the necessary knowledge and skills and support pharmacy professionals working in primary care on the CPPE National Pathways.

Please click on choose an event to see the dates for the live online e-workshop 1. If there is not a live online e-workshop that you can attend this is also available as a recording. You must attend or watch e-workshop 1 before attending e-workshop 2.

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The aim of this learning programme is for you to consider how we as pharmacy professionals in all sectors can support people who have asthma. You will apply your knowledge of asthma management and guidelines and explore how you can support people to manage their asthma, reduce complications and improve their quality of life.

PLEASE NOTE: You will not be able to book onto this event if you have previously attended the Mental Health and wellbeing in primary care study day or the Mental health and wellbeing in primary care online workshops A and B.

This online workshop focuses on common mental health conditions seen in primary care. It will enable you to support patients with a mental health condition to optimise their medicines. It will combine principles of team-based learning (TBL) to facilitate networking and discussion whilst consolidating the underpinning knowledge about antidepressants, benzodiazepines and z-hypnotics. Teams will work through simple and more complex case studies to apply knowledge and share best practice.

This programme has been developed by University of East Anglia (UEA) who own the intellectual property and copyright.

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

The aim of this learning set is to enable you to develop your knowledge and skills of safe and effective processes in care homes, including prescription ordering, medicine storage and completing relevant documentation.

The aim of this programme is to support pharmacists to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to undertake effective consultations, communications and clinical assessments in order to provide the NHS community pharmacist consultation service (NHS CPCS).

This workshop is part of a programme made up of two components, you must complete both to meet the learning objectives below. This means that you need to ensure that you work through materials in the associated self-directed e-course ahead of attending the online workshop. For more information see the details at https://www.cppe.ac.uk/services/cpcs

If you have previously attended a face-to-face NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation service or DMIRs event you will not be able to book this online event.

#NHSCPCS