Upjohn Educational Webinar on 'The role of Community Pharmacy in managing Non-Communicable Diseases within the NHS Long Term plan'

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Event Name Upjohn Educational Webinar on 'The role of Community Pharmacy in managing Non-Communicable Diseases within the NHS Long Term plan'
Location Webinar
Start Date 6:30pm 03/11/2020
Finish Date 7:30pm 03/11/2020
Booking Closes No longer taking bookings
Places Available
Event Description

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Non Communicable Disease (NCDs) or long-term conditions as they are often referred to in the UK, are characterised as being long in duration, resulting from a combination of genetic, physiological, environmental and behavioural factors1

To recognise World Mental Health Day, Upjohn UK are delighted to invite you to an educational  live virtual webinar to discuss the role that Community Pharmacy can play in the management of NCDs.

Presented by Upjohn’s senior Medical Advisor, Dr Mercede Pannozzo (PhD) and chaired by Mark Burdon (FRPharmS), Community Pharmacist, Independent Prescriber and GP practice pharmacist, this live educational webinar is hosted in association with Pharmacy Management and has been designed as part of Upjohn’s ongoing commitment to support the improvement of the burden of NCDs in UK Pharmacy with supporting educational materials available to download after the webinar.

The webinar will last for 45 minutes and will cover the following areas:

  • The role community pharmacy can play in their management with a reflection to the long term plan
  • The impact of NCDs both globally and locally
  • An overview of the main types of NCDs
  • Potential impact of Covid-19
  • Interactive Q&A

Please join us for what will be an interesting and informative event.

 

This webinar has been funded and organised by Upjohn. Pharmacy Management have been commissioned to provide support.

 

Reference: WHO (2018). Non Communicable Diseases. Available at: https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/noncommunicable-diseases Last Accessed August 2020

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