Pharmacy Management

For over 35 years PM has supported the alliance between the NHS and the pharmaceutical industry for their mutual advantage.

NEWS:

Partnership formed between University of Bradford and Pharmacy Management (PM)

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Newly appointed Chief Pharmaceutical Officer for Scotland speaks at PM National Forum for Scotland

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UKCPA Welcomes New Chair

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Partnership formed between Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists (GHP) and Pharmacy Management (PM)

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Our Mission

'To deliver unrivalled education and development for payors and commissioners, to enhance the communication between the pharmaceutical industry and the NHS in order to continually improve patient outcomes and access to medicines.'

Challenging times for the NHS and Pharmacy

The impact of the pandemic on the health of the nation increases the focus on the contribution of both pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to deliver the highest professional standards for medicines use and patient care.

2020 has seen all pharmacists and pharmacy technicians rise to that challenge and we at Pharmacy Management are here in 2021 to support the profession continue to develop “raise the bar”

Our Journals will be delivering the latest thinking on medicines delivery across the UK and working to ensure that Best Practice is shared with pharmacy teams for the betterment of patient care in these unique circumstances.

Conferences this year will be delivered virtually until there is greater clarity on the management of the pandemic and the safety of moving around the country is back to pre-COVID times.

The PM Academy will continue to deliver fortnightly short webinars on practical learnings from medicines optimisation and suitable management skills.

Skills acquisition will be a significant part of the Pharmacy Management ongoing portfolio for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians throughout our 4 different healthcare systems, with our Clinical Leadership in Pharmacy and Pharmacy Futures programmes.

'When I applied for CLIP Scotland, I wanted to increase my leadership skills. However, I gained far more than that. With the same two excellent facilitators and Val at the helm to guide us all, the group built a close supportive relationship very quickly, and even though we did have to adapt to virtual meetings due to COVID, that support, learning and bond was there, now and for the future.'

In the three decades of our existence the need for professional development has never been more acute.