Building resilience to improve organisational performance and patient care

Resilience is a key skill for all pharmacists to have, especially in the face on increasing demands from patients and colleagues alike. In this, our 13th Academy series, we will look at what it takes to be resilient as an individual and as a team (including MDTs) within the NHS, in order to deliver enhanced organisational performance and patient care.

This workshop should appeal to pharmacists of all disciplines and levels and will be delivered by Pharmacy Management’s leading trainer, Tom Phillips, who has successfully delivered our previous academies. We have received exceptional feedback every time. The day is based around a highly interactive mix of theory and practical application to your own situation, allowing for the exchange of ideas and experiences with colleagues and trainers alike.

Previous academies have been a phenomenal success with average feedback scores rating each academy topic as predominantly excellent or very good. Places at each workshop are limited to a maximum of 30 participants, so book your place early to avoid disappointment.

This series of educational meetings is funded, in its entirety, by AbbVie Ltd (All), Concordia International (7 meetings in England and 1 in Wales),  Mylan (1 meeting in Scotland) and Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd (All). These companies have had no input into the design or content of the meetings. These companies will have attendance at the meetings.