PM Academy Webinar - Finding time & Medicines optimisation in multimorbidity, polypharmacy and frailty

PM ACADEMY

A regular series of fortnightly webinars to support professional development and enhancement of patient care by the sharing of best practice.

Utilising PM Trainers from the successful Clinical Leadership in Pharmacy (CLIP) programme to deliver practical learning sessions of skills designed to aid personal and organisation development.

To complement skills acquisition there will be a second session in the webinar to exchange best practice which will be delivered by presenters whose satellite sessions have been significantly oversubscribed at Pharmacy Management Conferences.

It is anticipated the PM ACADEMY will be very popular so early registration for each webinar is recommended.

WEBINAR SESSION SYNOPSES AND SPEAKER DETAILS:

Finding more time in a crisis - Hilary Shields

• In this session, you will learn how to successfully manage those ‘unexpected tasks’ that hijack your perfect planning. You will learn how and when to delegate tasks and how to manage the wide range of requests that will come your way, especially in a crisis.

• You will learn the subtle art of ‘monkey management’ and how to get those ‘monkeys’ off your back. Does your approach need to change in a crisis, and how can you do that? You will learn how to use a clear, effective briefing tool, SMEAC.

Medicines optimisation in multimorbidity, polypharmacy and frailty - Professor Nina Barnett; Consultant Pharmacist, Care of Older People, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust & NHS Specialist Pharmacy Service

• What is multimorbidity, frailty, polypharmacy?

• How do they impact on medicines for older people?

• What tools can be used to identify people at risk?

• How to ensure person-centred, evidence-based consultations 

Further information if required from [email protected]

Our webinars are sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry. However, the agenda for each webinar is independently managed, and developed by the internal Pharmacy Management team.