The aim of this event is to support clinical pharmacy professionals working in primary care to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence that needed to implement strategies to optimise medicines use for people living in care homes.

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.

The aim of this event is to support clinical pharmacy professionals working in primary care to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence that needed to implement strategies to optimise medicines use for people living in care homes.

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.

This two part online workshop is only for pharmacy professionals completing one of the following learning pathways: Clinical pharmacists in general practice education, Medicines optimisation in care homes or Primary care pharmacy education pathways. You are only permitted to book and attend this online workshop if you are participating in one of these learning pathways.

This event will be delivered as two linked workshops one week apart so when you book the first event and it will automatically book you onto the second event at the same time the following week. The workshop involves team based learning which is why it's important for the same groups to do both workshops. We are using team based learning and there will be group work to complete between the two workshops.

The workshops are linked with participants working in the same small groups throughout the two sessions. It is therefore important that you attend both workshops.

If you are unable to attend both dates I would ask that you cancel both workshop dates and rebook a later pair as failure to attend one date will mean you will be marked as a non attender and therefore will not have completed the required learning.

The 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 online workshop will be delivered by Higher Education Institutes and specialist mental health pharmacists.

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The aim of this case study and associated study day is to allow you to review, and update your clinical knowledge on bipolar disorder and asthma, while also developing your working knowledge of medicine optimisation in people with learning difficulties.

The aim of this case study and associated study day is to allow you to review, and update your clinical knowledge on bipolar disorder and asthma, while also developing your working knowledge of medicine optimisation in people with learning difficulties.

PLEASE NOTE: You will not be able to book onto this event if you have previously attended the two day residential event.

This two day online workshop is part of four days in module 1 covering essential topics for pharmacy professionals working in primary care on the national pathway.

• Day 1 online workshop with a 2.5 hour session morning and afternoon with a one hour break for lunch.
• Day 2, one week later also has two sessions with a lunch break.

The days will help you develop the knowledge, skills and confidence for tasks including alerts, incidents, medicines reconciliation, answering medication queries and conducting structured medication reviews.

This interactive online workshop builds on the person-centred clinical history taking and examination skills introduced in module 1 of the pathway. It will focus on the skills relating to respiratory symptoms. Designed and led by experienced GPs, the online workshop will include case studies to apply learning to practice. Learners must complete the Clinical assessment skills e-course prior to attending this workshop. We estimate the tasks in the e-course to equate to 10 - 12 hours of learning in total depending on your learning style and previous knowledge.

This workshop is only for pharmacists who are taking part in one of the primary care extended education pathways.

The overall aim of this programme is to apply your knowledge and skills to help you manage and optimise care for patients living with dementia and their carers.

This interactive online workshop builds on the person-centred clinical history taking and examination skills introduced in module 1 of the pathway. It includes communication using medical terminology to deliver a whole person assessment. It will support pharmacy technicians to explore how they can effectively develop and progress their clinical assessment skills to develop their role in primary care. Learners must complete the Clinical assessment skills e-course prior to attending the day. We estimate the tasks in the e-course to equate to 10 - 12 hours of learning in total depending on your learning style and previous knowledge.

This workshop is only for pharmacy technicians who are taking part in Primary care pharmacy education pathway or the Medicines optimisation in care homes pathway.