Agenda

Pharmacy Together 2019 will be held on Friday 8 November

08.45 - 09.40
Registration and Refreshments in the Networking Zone with exhibition stand and poster viewing

During this time there will be three additional sessions:

Express satellite 1: Topic and speaker to be confirmed

Express satellite 2: Medicines Optimisation Innovation Centre (MOIC). Four years old - what has been achieved? Professor Mike Scott

09.40 - 09.50
Welcome and introduction: Ted Butler, Chairman, Pharmacy Management and Ruth Bednall, Chair, UKCPA

09.55 - 10.55
Session One 

Option 1 Clinical	Option 2 Clinical	Option 3 Risk Management
Adherence in asthma Dr Toby Capstick	How the whole pharmacy team can contribute to antimicrobial stewardship including national/international strategies, initiatives and drivers Tejal Vaghela	How to balance risks and benefits of anticoagulants Rebecca Chanda (Facilitator); Katherine Stirling; Rosalind Byrne

Option 4 Leadership	Option 5 Interface and Primary Care
Pharmacy across the globe Dr Catherine Duggan	Supporting medicines optimisation across interfaces of care Michelle Hoad and John Brown

Option 6 Sponsored by Daiichi-Sankyo
Addressing the challenge of non-valvular AF-related stroke Dr Steve Cookson, Consultant Cardiologist at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford. This satellite symposium is organised and funded by Daiichi-Sankyo.

 

10.55 - 11.25
Refreshment Break in the Networking Zone with exhibition stand and poster viewing

11.25 - 12.25
Session Two 

Option 1 Clinical	Option 2 Clinical	Option 3 Risk Management
ADEPT Training for Community Pharmacists: Achieving Diabetes Care Excellence through Primary Care Teams Satyan Kotecha and Prof. Vinod Patel	Home is where the heart is: the how and why of domicilary visits Kiran Channa	Court Inquest into the Death of Patient X: Understanding the Hard Truths of Human Performance Ravinder Bratch

Option 4 Leadership	Option 5 Interface and Primary Care
Opportunities in the NHS Long Term Plan for the pharmacy family to improve patient care Prof Liz Kay	WORKSHOP: GP practice-based pharmacy staff- making an effective impact Darrell Baker, Rachel Brace

Option 6 Sponsored by GSK	Option 7 Sponsored by Novo Nordisk Ltd
Adherence and Optimisation - the pharmacists' role in asthma care Ravijyot Saggu, Senior Clinical Pharmacist – Respiratory   University College Hospital, London This session has been organised and funded by GSK.	Diabetes Care - An Opportunity for Pharmacy Services Hannah Beba, Senior Pharmacist, Diabetes and Endocrinology, Darlington Memorial Hospital This session has been fully funded and organised by Novo Nordisk Ltd

 

12.25 - 13.40
Lunch in the Networking Zone with exhibition stand and poster viewing
(13.25 End of Delegates’ Choice Poster Award Voting)

During this time there will be two additional sessions:

Express satellite 3: 12.30 - 13.00 

Title: Pfizer's SMART Hub: The value in digital communication

Speaker: Georgina James: Hospital Channel Lead, Pfizer Ltd

Pfizer's new SMART HUB is a digital solution which delivers on pharmacist's information needs 24/7 and has been developed in collaboration with pharmacists from across the UK. 

This new approach in digital communication focuses on three most important areas: Stock, Medicines and Training.

This is a practical session that will explore the SMART HUBs capability, signpost proposed training modules available to you and your department and demonstrate the HUBs major stock reporting feature. Your input on the day will help shape future iterations of this new resource and you will have the opportunity to gain access to the platform from launch.

 

Round table discussion 1 (invitation only): 12.30 - 13.25 (lunch served in the room) Topic and speaker to be confirmed. Sponsored by Amgen Ltd.

13.40 - 14.40
Session Three 

Option 1 Clinical	Option 2 Risk Management	Option 3 Risk Management
Advanced practice embedded in National Service Standard: The IBD UK Standards 2019 Model Anja St Clair Jones	Why can't we get medicines reconciliation right? Kevin Gibbs and Margaret Stone	Communicating risk to patients Dr Alice Oborne and Dr Yogini Jani

Option 4 Leadership	Option 5 Interface and Primary Care
Training pharmacists to deliver the NHS 10-year plan PART 1 -  A Strategic View - Ian Bates PART 2 - Practical Implications - Ann Page	Steps to build greater engagement of community and primary care clinical services in PCNs James Wood

Option 6 Sponsored by GSK	Option 7 Sponsored by Chiesi
A simple approach to COPD – how to implement guidelines in a complex environment Dr Toby Capstick This session has been organised and funded by GSK.	Asthma: Making it Personal June Edwards  This sponsored session is organised and funded by Chiesi Ltd

 

14.40 – 15.10
Refreshment Break in the Networking Zone

15.10 – 15.35
Awards ceremony to include Lifetime Achievement Award winner

15.35 – 16.35
Session Four 

Option 1 Clinical	Option 2 Clinical	Option 3 Risk Management
Cardiovascular implications of diabetes Anna Hodgkinson	Living with cancer as a long term condition: pharmacy role in treatments and survivorship Chair - Helen Benson PART 1 - Understanding your cancer patients and the challenges of survivorship - Islam Elkonaissi PART 2 - Primary care perspective of living with cancer - Dr Jackie Lewis	The role of pharmacy in reducing falls in older people Derek Taylor

Option 4 Leadership	Option 5 Interface and Primary Care
Panel Q/A and debate Panel: Professor Liz Kay, Professor Ian Bates, Dr Catherine Duggan & Ann Page	Optimising medicines Use in Care Homes Cherise Howson

Option 6 Workforce challenges
PART 1: Workforce planning challenges Prof. Michael Scott PART 2: Becoming a Clinical Pharmacist: If I'd known then what I know now Ruari O'Connell

 

16.35
End

Peer discussions of 30 mins can be arranged to take place at appropriate times. Please contact us if you wish to reserve a time.