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Claire Anderson: snorkelling, multitasking and FIP Subscription
A minute in the company of the academic, pharmacy education advocate and chair of the 2018 FIP World Congress host committee.
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Claire Anderson, National Pharmacy Board campaign letter Subscription
NHS England is increasingly recognising pharmacists’ expertise, but for the value of pharmacy to be fully recognised we must ensure that all we do is underpinned by evidence. The evidence base for new services and roles is really important and we must ensure that pharmacists are all involved in collecting data for research and evidence-based practice.
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Claire Anderson, National Pharmacy Board campaign pledge Subscription
The RPS has an increasing role in developing competency frameworks and supporting foundation, advanced and consultant practice (through guidance and accreditation of standards). Pharmacy practice is becoming more patient-focused in the delivery of clinical care. Pharmacists see more people with multiple long-term conditions who need complex support to take their medicines. Pharmacists in community and primary care will increasingly do much of the work that GPs did 20 years ago. They ...
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Why RPS members should attend the FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Subscription
Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) English Pharmacy Board vice chair, Claire Anderson, reflects on her experience of the 2016 International Pharmaceutical Federation World Congress and explains why she feels there is professional value in RPS members attending, particularly when it comes to Glasgow in 2018.
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Transforming our workforce: an International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) report Subscription
Claire Anderson, vice-chair of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s English Pharmacy Board, reflects on the launch of the ‘Transforming Our Workforce’ report at the 2016 International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, from her role as part of the team that produced it.
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Better utilisation of pharmacists’ skills in care homes will benefit all parties Subscription
English Pharmacy Board member and professor of social pharmacy at the University of Nottingham calls for better use of pharmacists’ skills as part of a multidisciplinary team in care homes.
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Ensuring pharmacy’s voice is heard Subscription
As an English Pharmacy Board member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) for the past three years, I have worked hard with colleagues to ensure that pharmacy’s voice is heard by those who matter in the NHS, the government and the royal colleges.
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Pre-registration training: is ‘good enough’ good enough? Subscription
Following reports of dissatisfaction with pre-registration training, Claire Anderson, English Pharmacy Board member, and Tom Gray, head of professional and clinical leadership at the University of Nottingham School of Pharmacy, ask whether the programme is fit for purpose.
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Pharmacists working in GP surgeries is an opportunity, not a threat Subscription
The Royal College of General Practitioners and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society have launched an exciting initiative where pharmacists will be working in GP surgeries (The Pharmaceutical Journal 2015;
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Learning from patients and other health professions Subscription
Students can learn important skills from interprofessional experiential education.
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