I'd hate to guess how many times I've types the words #MedicationReview throughout my #PhD. Suffice to say I've worn the letters off my keyboard and replaced them with stickers at least twice!
My recent publication: Pharmacist-led medication reviews: A scoping review of systematic reviews. Open access thanks to @PLOSONE@UEAResearch Great to see outputs from my #phdlife
Pharmacist-led medication reviews: A scoping review of systematic reviews | PLOS ONE
@hellesdonfcdons Benjamin was gutted to miss this. He was looking forward to one last Hurrah. Shame he was sick. Thanks for everything, especially all the extra support we've needed in the last 3 years. Being able to continue to play helped Benjamin to still feel connected to his dad.
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@Dochayter @alf_collins@NAPC_NHS@rcgp@FrimleyHC Thanks for sharing. This is an interesting video. Has there been an evaluation to explore the impact of this integrated approach on access to services/ patient outcomes?
An eventful four weeks. First the end of my data collection and start of my registration only period and now two abstracts accepted for #HSRPP2024. After a rollercoaster #PhD journey, its hard to believe it will all be over at the end of the year!
Opportunity for GP/ PCN pharmacists working in Norfolk/ Suffolk to participate in research. Expression of interest closes 31st October. https://t.co/J1eLNpTGtU
The OPen study is looking for IP pharmacists in Norfolk/ Suffolk working in primary care to test co-designed guidance to support delivery of pharmacist-led medication reviews. Follow the link for more information
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@UEAResearch want pharmacists @pcpa_org & GPs @rcgp who do med reviews to join a co-design workshop at 7pm Wed Aug 16th via MS Teams. Aim is to produce guidance to help improve MRs by pharmacists in primary care https://t.co/X8KoEW2mX6