How NHS England is striving for inclusive pharmacy practice

Members of the ‘Inclusive pharmacy practice’ delivery group explain how the initiative is working to address health inequalities in England and create an inclusive environment within the pharmacy sector.
Illustration of a monolithic NHS logo as a building with a bright shining light door open in the middle, fallen fence barriers on all sides

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'Inclusive pharmacy practice' (IPP) is an initiative launched in 2020 by the chief pharmaceutical officer (CPhO) at NHS England, in collaboration with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS), Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK (APTUK) and 13 other national stakeholder organisations. It is aimed at addressing health inequalities in England and creating an inclusive environment within pharmacy professions by promoting leadership that reflects the diversity of the professions and the communities served. 

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