Things to consider when applying for clinical academic training fundingAre you thinking about applying for NIHR/HEE clinical academic training funding? In this article, Beth Allen and Peter Noyce suggests things to consider when putting pen to paper…
Making a difference to how you practiseRPS Support pharmacist Rakhee Amin explains her role advising other pharmacists…
Doing the Olympic curling circuit the pharmacist way: Claire Hamilton Elizabeth Sukkar learns that Team GB’s curler Claire Hamilton likes to keep her team’s medical kit well stocked and that she was terrified on her first day as a pharmacist…
How useful are medicines helplines for patients discharged from hospital?This paper suggests that patient helplines support medicines optimisation by ensuring patients have easy access to pharmacy experts to discuss concerns about their medicines and improve the quality of their pharmaceutical care.…
There is more to access than you may thinkLuc Besançon, general secretary of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), urges readers to explore the many ways in which they can bring about healthy outcomes…
A pioneer of care home pharmacyZeshan Ahmed talks about his role advising on elderly care medicine and GP prescribing…
How I used patients’ records to deliver an enhanced service in the communityThe case for giving pharmacists access to patients’ records is growing stronger. Chris Rose describes how he used patient records to run a painmedicines management clinic…
How I came to be a pharmacy ownerPharmacist Rob Pitt shares his thoughts on building good relationships within pharmacy…
Professional competence in pharmaceutical scienceAs applications for the RPS Faculty roll in, Jeff Mills speaks to Faculty fellow and assessor Peter Hylands about his career so far…
Integrated examinations: supporting students with team-based learningJason Hall and colleagues explain how Manchester Pharmacy School is applying team-based learning to the MPharm course to integrate science and practice modules.…
