Spring 2016 - NHS Education for Scotland

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NESPHARMACYNEWS
incorporating
Programme of Events Spring 2016
January 2016
Pharmacists
in GP Practices
In this issue
Educational Resources
New and updated resources available
Pharmacy Programme
Local and bespoke courses - Spring 2016
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Pharmacy News
incorporating Programme of Events Spring 2016
Welcome
Contents
Welcome to the Spring NES Pharmacy News incorporating The Programme of Events.
New Educational Resources.................................................................................................................................. 4
In this edition we are pleased to provide the details
of our events throughout spring and summer as
well as the usual updates on the key NES Pharmacy
work streams.
Portal users with NHS health boards. This is to reduce
the administrative burden for you and the health
boards. More information is included in the letter
accompanying this edition of Pharmacy News.
New Developments..................................................................................................................................................... 6
The national topic for this session will focus on mini
clinical updates to provide practitioners with recent
clinical updates in Cardiology, Respiratory Disease and
Diabetes. These sessions will be led by local experts
in these areas, and will update you on any recent
changes in practice and the evidence behind new
developments.
In the near future, you will find indentifying and
accessing NES resources, and demonstrating your
learning achievements, even easier as NES undergoes
a process of Digital Transformation. Functions that are
currently undertaken in existing systems (e.g. Portal,
ePortfolio etc) will be soon be streamlined into the
new NES Digital Platform. This will allow NES to “push”
relevant resources and information to you. We will, of
course, keep you updated to ensure that the transition
is seamless. To learn more, please view the following
video vimeo.com/123186702.
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The New Developments pages outline the training
being developed for the pharmacists being employed
in GP practices and Out of Hours working, as well as
information about the updated Adverse Drug Reaction
monitoring resources to help train community
pharmacists in the reporting of adverse drug reactions.
The educational resources are available as distance or
e-learning packs including new virtual patient e-cases.
We are continuing to promote inter-professional
courses with GPs and to provide courses aimed
specifically at pharmacy technicians. All educational
resources are available either via the educational
resources section of the NES Pharmacy website or via
Portal: www.portal.scot.nhs.uk. Portal contains full
details of each course, including learning outcomes
and a course description; all you need to do now is
log on and book those events which will help meet
your CPD needs. Please note that for mandatory
educational resources, we may share a list of successful
Following on from the departures of Professor Rose
Marie Parr and Arlene Brailey, there have been further
changes to the team at NES Pharmacy and these are
detailed in the Bulletin board.
Please continue to give us your feedback following
each course using the online form; this can now be
completed on smartphones and tablets, and will only
take 5 minutes. Your feedback is extremely valuable to
us and helps us continually improve NES courses.
We hope you find all these learning opportunities to
be useful and enjoyable in supporting your CPD during
the spring and summer months. We look forward to
seeing you at some of our local events.
The NES Pharmacy Team
National topic.................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Courses within your area.....................................................................................................................................13
Local courses for pharmacists.........................................................................................................................14
Local courses for pharmacy technicians..................................................................................................24
Webinars.......................................................................................................................................................................28
Bespoke courses......................................................................................................................................................30
Inter-professional courses..................................................................................................................................34
Bulletin board...............................................................................................................................................................38
NES Pharmacy contacts........................................................................................................................................40
Co-editors: Val Findlay, Fiona McMillan, Stephen Peddie and Leon Zlotos
NES Pharmacy, NHS Education for Scotland, 2 Central Quay, 89 Hydepark Street, Glasgow G3 8BW
T 0141 223 1600
E [email protected]
W www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/pharmacy
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New Educational Resources
.....available on the website under Educational Resources and/or via Portal.
Child protection:
An eLearning programme for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
Click to enter
Contraception
http://ow.ly/TdvKW
Web based
electronic
resources
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Child Protection
http://ow.ly/TdvKW
Sepsis resources
http://ow.ly/Tdw0A
The Storage and Handling of Vaccines
http://ow.ly/Tdw0A
NES has recorded a presentation from
Prof Dilip Nathwani which covers the
diagnosis and treatment of sepsis.
On this site there is also a link to
additional NES sepsis resources.
This resource provides an update on
the storage and handling of vaccines.
Completion of the two resources, Contraception and
Child Protection, will allow you to provide ellaOne® as
part of the Community Pharmacy Public Health Service:
Emergency Hormonal Contraception Service Specification.
Mental Health: Depression
http://ow.ly/UNeva
Web based
electronic resources
Completion of this e-learning module
will help you provide evidence-based
pharmaceutical care for patients who
have been diagnosed with depression.
COMING
SOON
Mental Health: Schizophrenia Another mental health module
on Schizophrenia will be available via Portal in early 2016.
All educational resources are available either via the
NES Pharmacy website or Portal: www.portal.scot.nhs.uk
New webcasts
to view
Blood Borne Viruses
- Hepatitis C
Aug 2015
ACCESSED VIA
Yellow Card Scheme – Supporting
colleagues and patients to report
Oct 2015
NES website or www.neswebinars.co.uk
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New Developments
New Developments
Pharmacists in GP practices
Scottish review of Primary Care Out of Hours Services
There is an acknowledged current workforce shortage
of General Practitioners in Scotland estimated to
escalate to a shortage of 900 GPs by 2020 according
to figures compiled by the Royal College of General
Practitioners (RCGP).
The Scottish Government have reacted to this with
provision of funding of £16.2million for 140 Clinical
Pharmacists to be employed within GP practices over
the next 3 years as a pilot which will be evaluated. The
vision is that these pharmacists will be Independent
Prescribers with advanced clinical skills training.
NES Pharmacy has obtained funding to develop an
education and training pathway for pharmacists
and pharmacy technicians for these new roles in GP
practices in Scotland. More detail will be provided in
due course.
NES Pharmacy is providing training to support the
recommendations from the recently launched Scottish
Government National Review of Primary Care Out of
Hours Services.
• The national topic for spring 2016 will focus on
providing clinical updates on three topics to
practitioners, full details are available on page 8.
• The Responding to Minor Ailments distance
learning pack has been extensively updated to
include new therapeutic areas. A copy of a new
Common Clinical Conditions and Minor Ailments
pack will be sent to every community pharmacy in
January 2016.
• In addition, to assist with the gradual
implementation of the trimethoprim PGD in
Scotland, NES Pharmacy recently commissioned
Robert Gordon University to develop a Urinary Tract
Infection (UTI) e-learning module for community
pharmacy practitioners. This will be available from
January 2016.
Adverse Drug Reactions – Yellow Card
reporting
In a recent circular (PCA (P) (2015) 26) the
Scottish Government has highlighted that
greater participation from community
pharmacy in the reporting of adverse drug
events will support an improvement in the
safety climate. The circular announces that all
employed pharmacists, pharmacy technicians
and locums should complete training in
relation to Yellow Card reporting.
To support this, NES and the Yellow Card
Centre Scotland have reviewed and
updated six e-learning modules in this area.
Practitioners can access these modules via
the NES website or Portal, and they can
demonstrate achievement by completing the
corresponding MCQs on Portal.
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National topics
Mini clinical updates
Pharmacy technicians - Understanding dementia
Workload pressures mean that busy practitioners have
less time for reading recently launched guidelines and
for keeping up-to-date with developments in clinical
areas that are relevant to our work.
The Scottish Government’s dementia strategy,
Scotland’s National Dementia Strategy: 2013 - 16,
highlights the fact that Dementia is one of the
foremost public health challenges for Scotland.
Almost all pharmacy staff in any care setting will
regularly provide services for people with dementia,
and they need to understand how they can contribute
to improving dementia care in Scotland.
This evening will update practitioners on recent
clinical updates in Cardiology, Respiratory Disease
and Diabetes and discuss changes in `best practice’. In
addition, it will allow practitioners to plan for changes
in their own practice in relation to the pharmaceutical
care of their patients.
This evening will be in the format of three workshops
led by local experts. Each attendee will have the
chance to participate in each workshop.
The Understanding dementia events, running in
several areas across Scotland, will provide pharmacy
technicians with a better understanding of the
diagnosis and treatment of dementia as well as
building confidence to support the needs of people
with dementia.
An essential evening for clinical practitioners! Bring
along your questions and ask about changes you have
noticed on a day-to-day basis.
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1. The Pre - Registration Pharmacist Scheme
The 2016 PRPS recruitment exercise - for the
2017/18 cohort of trainees - is getting underway.
NES will contact Training Providers in January seeking
expressions of interest in participation in the 2017/18
training year. The information gathered on those
wishing to participate will be made available to
candidates in the spring.
In terms of PRPS quality management, approval of
the training practices for 2016/17 is underway with
the aim of reporting to the GPhC in February. The
2015/16 tutor appraisal process has been launched
and all tutors are required to complete the on-line selfassessment by the end of February 2016.
For the 2015/16 training programme NES is pleased
to be piloting placements of pre-registration trainees
with GP Practice Pharmacists. Twenty places have
been made available in the West region with trainees
invited to apply. The placements have specific learning
outcomes and feedback from both tutors and trainees
will be sought by questionnaire when completed.
The development of the PRPS Modular Programme
is progressing with four trainees pursuing the threeblock programme in 2015/16 and six trainees matched
to the programme for 2016/17.
Further information can be obtained by
contacting: [email protected]
2. The Pharmacy Vocational Training Scheme for Hospital Pharmacists
VT2 General training
The new curriculum (Version 7 of the competency
framework for VT2 training is underway).
The main new element, Element 1 - Professional
and Personal practice, is designed to enable the
development of personal awareness and some early
Check the programme for dates and times of your local course and
book online via Portal to reserve your place.
leadership skills. The Taste of Leadership course
which is running twice in 2016 will further help with
development of leadership for VT2 pharmacists and
others who are early in their career.
For more information please visit the VT
pages of the website: http://ow.ly/VEBMR
For more information on any of these workstreams, please contact:
[email protected] or call 0141 223 1600.
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•Ayrshire and Arran: Alice McMenamin
VT - training for tutors
Interested in becoming a VT2 tutor?
The online registration for tutors runs at the same
time as for pharmacists who wish to start VT training;
1st August, December and April. Tutors are expected
to undertake the various induction resources and are
also expected to complete a module about Giving
Feedback which has been developed by The Pharmacy
Training Company.
VT - training for assessors
Wish to become an assessor for VT training?
To become an assessor you need to have tutored for
two years and be registered as a VT tutor with NES
Pharmacy. Assessment training involves shadowing
assessors at both the portfolio and
face-to-face assessments and then undergoing a
period of calibration.
Please contact [email protected]
for further information.
VT – final assessment outcomes
Congratulations go to the following pharmacists
who were successful at the VT2 final assessments
in Nov 2015:
(Distinction), Aniqa Afzal, Scott Brown
•Dumfries and Galloway: Jan Gilmour
(Distinction)
•Greater Glasgow and Clyde: Brenda Peddie
Davies, Gillian Hay (Merit), Kieran Fitzpatrick
(Merit), Laura McCafferty (Merit), Samantha Hands
(Merit)
•Forth Valley: Sarah Marshall (Merit)
•Grampian: Sarah Gethings (Distinction)
•Lanarkshire: Catriona Azhar (Merit), Paula Shand
(Distinction), Rebecca Blair (Merit)
•Lothian: Alison Paterson (Merit), Claire Guerin
(Merit), Farrah Al Ghita (Merit)
•Tayside: Jennifer Bissett (Merit)
VT3 Specialist training
There are currently three specialist modules
available:
•Infection and Antimicrobial Stewardship
•The Pharmaceutical Care of Older People and
•Public Health.
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3. Prescribing and Clinical Skills
Prescribing courses
In line with Prescription for Excellence, NES Pharmacy
has commissioned a further four Independent
Prescribing courses for Pharmacists for 2016-17 at
the two Schools of Pharmacy (Strathclyde University
and Robert Gordon University). These courses have
been advertised via Directors of Pharmacy and further
information can be found on the NES website.
http://ow.ly/W4nrQ
Three short webcasts have been recorded by our
Education Development Facilitators, who are also
qualified IPs, to support pharmacists applying for the
course, completing the course and implementing
prescribing into practice.
http://ow.ly/VECfY
Clinical skills training
A series of two day Core Clinical Assessment Skills
Courses for Patients with Multimorbidities have been
held for Pharmacist Prescribers and those in training
across four Medical Schools in Scotland (Aberdeen,
Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow). These have been
very well received with participants taking to social
media to demonstrate the skills developed!
Patient Centred Consultation Skills courses are also
being held at the two Schools of Pharmacy.
NES Pharmacy has provided tablet computers to
allow participants to record and receive feedback on
their consultations from trained Peer Reviewers.
Further information can be found at:
http://ow.ly/VECnN
Further courses will be advertised via the Regional
Practice Education Co-ordinators for early 2016
including a newly developed course on Common
Clinical Conditions and three advanced two day
Clinical Assessment Courses on Cardiovascular /
Respiratory, Diabetes and Musculoskeletal / Pain.
Consultation peer review training
Twelve pharmacist IPs have recently undertaken
training to develop skills to review Pharmacist
Prescribers Consultations in line with current medical
models within NES. This training course lasts one and
a half days and is delivered by our existing team of
Peer Reviewers.
If you are interested in finding out more about this
training please get in touch.
contacting [email protected] or
@FionaReid7 or [email protected].
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4. Pharmacy Technicians and Support Staff
Professional Development Award (PDA) assessment
and supply of individual patient’s medicines
Scottish Government (SG) funding for community
pharmacy technicians and support staff
Congratulations to the following pharmacy
technicians who recently graduated from Edinburgh
College, after completing the PDA in assessment and
supply of individual patient’s medicines.
The SG is providing funding for the 2015-16
financial year to support community pharmacy
technicians and support staff undertaking the
following training:
The successful pharmacy technicians were:
Ayrshire & Arran
Helen Bates
Ria Dickie
Karen Greig
Susan Nairn
Kirsty O’Hara,
Sarah Wallace
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Dumfries & Galloway
Laura Campbell
Julie MacDougall
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Fife
Highland
Donna Brown
Lynn Duff
Mark Stephen
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Lothian
Karen McPhee
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Shetland
Wendy Norwell
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Western Isles
Linda MacMillan
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•Lesley Clouston
•Linda Lightfoot
•S/NVQ Pharmacy Services Level 2
•S/NVQ Pharmacy Services Level 3
•Accuracy checking technician courses e.g. NPA
and Buttercups
•SQA HN unit: Procedures for Pharmacy Dispensary
Checking Technicians
•Pharmacist Assistant training
Training grants deadlines
•Support staff training grant:
Monday 29 February 2016
•Pharmacist assistant training grant:
Thursday 31st March 2016
The following pharmacy technicians successfully
completed the SVQ units within the PDA in assessment
and supply of individual patient’s medicines:
contacting: [email protected].
Sharon Drummond, Katja Yersz (Forth Valley) and
Angela Moffat (Lanarkshire).
NESPHARMACY
Courses within your area
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Ayrshire & Arran
Jacqueline Seenan: T 01292 513830 E [email protected]
Venue: MacDonald Education Centre, University Ayr Hospital, Dalmellington Road, Ayr, KA6 6DX 19:00 – 21:00
These courses are designed for
pharmacists but are also open to pre
- registration trainees and pharmacy
technicians with an interest in the topic.
JOINT COURSE WITH HEALTH BOARD
This symbol indicates where a course is being
jointly run by NES and the local health board.
Presenters/Tutors
Specialist clinical pharmacists for
respiratory disease, cardiology and
diabetes, NHS Ayrshire & Arran
Borders
Graeme Sutherland: T 01578 722799 E [email protected]
Venue: Town House Hotel, Melrose, TD6 9PQ T 01896 822645 19:15 – 21:15
Hepatitis C and other Blood Borne
Viruses (BBV)
Management of chronic pain
(joint evening with dentists)
Wednesday 2 March
Wednesday 30 March
Presenters/Tutors
Katherine Davidson, Senior Clinical Pharmacist,
Hepatitis C, NHS Lothian
Presenters/Tutors
Shona Smith, Consultant Anaesthetist,
NHS Borders
NHS Borders smoking update
Wednesday 16 March
Presenters/Tutors
Catriona Davies, Health Improvement
Specialist - Smoking Awareness Service Co-ordinator, Health Improvement Team,
NHS Borders
Wednesday 20 April
Presenters/Tutors
TBC
NATIONAL TOPIC
Local
courses for
pharmacists
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Presenters/Tutors
Alex Adam, Specialist Pharmacist in Substance
Misuse, NHS Ayrshire & Arran
Other Healthcare professionals within the
Addiction Services Team
Wednesday 9 March
NATIONAL TOPIC
Wednesday 3 February
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Addiction services and community
pharmacy
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Forth Valley
Tuesday 9 February
Thursday 10 March
Presenters/Tutors
Dr Alistair Mackay, Consultant Cardiologist,
NHS Dumfries & Galloway
Diabetes Team Member, NHS Dumfries &
Galloway
Phyllis Murphy, Respiratory Nurse Consultant,
Presenters/Tutors
Michael Pratt, Director of Pharmacy,
Pharmacy Champion,
Catherine Smith, Service Development
Pharmacist, NHS Dumfries & Galloway
Liane Holmes, Independent Prescriber,
Presenters/Tutors
Local Managed Clinical Network members
NATIONAL TOPIC
Niketa Platt: T 07876 481884 E [email protected]
Venue: Education Centre, Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy
Monday 7 March
Depression
Thursday 14 January
Wednesday 23 March
Presenters/Tutors
Gillian Booth, Clinical Pharmacist FVRH
Clare Colligan, Clinical Pharmacist FVRH
Vicky Hough, Clinical Pharmacist FVRH
Dependency and pain management –
managing risk to improve patient care
Monday 22 February
Fife
Kirstin McIntosh: T 07774 013983 E [email protected]
Matt Barclay: E [email protected]
Venue: The Grange Manor Hotel, Grangemouth
19:00 – 21:00
NATIONAL TOPIC
Hot topics in pharmacy practice
NATIONAL TOPIC
19:00 – 21:00
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Liane Holmes: T 07734 811403 E [email protected]
Venue: Education Centre, Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, Dumfries
Presenters/Tutors
Claire McIntosh, Clinical Director Substance
Misuse Services, NHS Forth Valley
Dr Gordon Stewart. Consultant Anaesthetist
Caroline Steele, GP, Allan Park, Stirling
Jenny Wright, Primary Care Pharmacist
Jean Logan, Lead Pharmacist Substance Misuse
Kirstin McIntosh, Community Pharmacy
Champion
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Dumfries & Galloway
19:00 – 21:00
Presenters/Tutors
Tracey Main, Clinical Pharmacist in Mental
Health, NHS Forth Valley
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Highland
Prescription for Excellence
– An update for 2016
Presenters/Tutors
Margaret Ryan, Lead Clinician Prescribing
Services, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Presenters/Tutors
TBC
Tuesday 23 February
Tuesday 17 May
Presenters/Tutors
Alison MacRobbie, Macmillan Palliative &
Community Care Pharmacist, NHS Highland
Presenters/Tutors
Ian Rudd, Director of Pharmacy, NHS Highland
Chris Nicolson, Director of Pharmacy,
NHS Shetland & NHS Orkney
Dawn Tiernan, Chief Pharmacist,
NHS Western Isles
Clare Morrison, Lead Pharmacist, North
Gillian Swanson, Deputy Lead Pharmacist,
South & Mid
Fiona Thomson, Lead Pharmacist, Argyll & Bute
Presenters/Tutors
Lisa Ann Macleman RD, Gastroenterology Specialist
Dietitian, Raigmore Hospital, NHS Highland
Calum Murray, Pharmacist Manager, Broadford
Pharmacy, NHS Highland
NATIONAL TOPIC
Presenters/Tutors
TBC
Prescription for Excellence - where
are we going now?
Tuesday 22 March
Brian Addison: T 01224 262534 E [email protected]
Venue: Sir Ian Wood Building, Robert Gordon University, Garthdee Road, Aberdeen, AB10 7GJ
Tuesday 1 March
Life-limiting illness and pharmaceutical
care needs of patients
Gluten Free Food Service
Grampian
Post Vacant
Venue: Centre for Health Science, Old Perth Road, Inverness, IV2 3JH
18:45 – 20:45
*VC access will be available from Campbeltown, Dunoon, Fort William, Golspie, Invergordon, Kirkwall, Lerwick, Mull, Oban,
Portree, Stornoway, Thurso and Wick
**Please select a VC site from the application form when booking via Portal. Further VC sites available on request – please
state site preference on Portal booking form
Patient safety - A focus on
improvement methodology
Wednesday 16 March
Presenters/Tutors
TBC
19:15 – 21:15
Tuesday 19 April
Presenters/Tutors
Clinical Pharmacists, Raigmore Hospital,
NHS Highland
James Higgins, Community Pharmacist,
Alness, NHS Highland
NATIONAL TOPIC
Presenters/Tutors
Heather Harrison, Senior Prescribing Advisor/
Chronic Pain Primary Care Service Development
Project Manager, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Wednesday 23 March
NATIONAL TOPIC
Wednesday 27 January
19:00 – 21:00
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Polypharmacy
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Lynsey Boyle: T 07951 617854 E [email protected]
Venue: Ground floor, NES Offices, 2 Central Quay, 89 Hydepark Street, Glasgow
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Glasgow & Clyde
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Orkney
Rona Honnet: T 01698 366647 E [email protected]
Venue: Ronald Miller Education Suite, Wishaw General Hospital
19:00 – 21:00
Depression
Tuesday 16 February
Tuesday 19 April
Presenters/Tutors
Dr Audrey Lynas, Specialty Doctor, Respiratory Medicine,
NHS Lanarkshire
Anthony Carson, Cardiology Pharmacist, Wishaw General
Hospital, NHS Lanarkshire
Katie Wyatt, Diabetic Nurse Specialist, NHS Lanarkshire
NATIONAL TOPIC
Caring for people with dementia
Tuesday 15 March
Presenters/Tutors
Francesca Aaen, Care Homes Pharmacist, NHS Lanarkshire
Alzheimer’s Scotland, Lanarkshire co-ordinators
Presenters/Tutors
TBC
Managing medicines at home
Tuesday 17 May
Presenters/Tutors
Jacqueline Kelland, Medicines
Management Pharmacist - Care at
Home, NHS Lanarks hire
Ruth Campbell, Medicines
Management Pharmacist - Care at
Home, NHS Lanarkshire
Lothian
Tuesday 23 February
Tuesday 8 March
Members of NHS Lothian
Specialist Respiratory team
Prescription for Excellence - Where
are we going now?
Tuesday 23 February
Tuesday 17 May
Presenters/Tutors
Presenters/Tutors
Ian Rudd, Director of Pharmacy,
NHS Highland
Chris Nicolson, Director of Pharmacy, NHS
Shetland & NHS Orkney
NHS Western Isles
South & Mid
Fiona Thomson, Lead Pharmacist,
Argyll & Bute
Gluten free food service
Tuesday 22 March
Presenters/Tutors
Lisa Ann Macleman RD, Gastroenterology Specialist
Dietitian, Raigmore Hospital, NHS Highland
Presenters/Tutors
Chris Miller, Specialist Pharmacist Substance Misuse, NHS Lothian
Think carer information session
Tuesday 19 April
Presenters/Tutors
Allie Cherry, Training Coordinator, NHS Carer Information Strategy
Tuesday 19 April
Presenters/Tutors
Clinical Pharmacists,
Raigmore Hospital, NHS Highland
NATIONAL TOPIC
Pharmaceutical care in substance misuse
NATIONAL TOPIC
Duncan Wilson, Specialist Clinical
Pharmacist Cardiology, NHS Lothian
Life-limiting illness and
pharmaceutical care needs of patients
Elspeth Boxall: T 07826 009075 E [email protected]
Venue: Scottish Health Services Centre, Western General Hospital, Crewe Road South, Edinburgh 19:00 – 21:00
Presenters/Tutors
Dr Karen Adamson, Lead Clinician,
Lothian Diabetes Managed Clinical
Network
Venue: Saltire Room, Balfour Hospital, New Scapa Road, Kirkwall, KW15 1BH
18:45 – 20:45
* Please note these sessions will be delivered by Highland via video-conference – please book on to the Highland session
using the VC application form when booking via Portal
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Lanarkshire
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Shetland
Tayside
Venue: Skerries Room, Montfield Hospital, Burgh Road, Lerwick, ZE1 0LA
18:45 – 20:45
* Please note these sessions will be delivered by Highland via video-conference – please book on to the Highland session
using the VC application form when booking via Portal
Diane Robertson: T 01382 835151/01382 459519 E [email protected]
Angela Flynn
Venue: Gannochy Trust Lecture Theatre, Ninewells Hospital Dundee
Life-limiting illness and pharmaceutical
care needs of patients
Prescription for Excellence - where are
we going now?
Tuesday 23 February
Tuesday 17 May
Presenters/Tutors
Presenters/Tutors
Chris Nicolson, Director of Pharmacy,
NHS Shetland & NHS Orkney
NHS Western Isles
South & Mid
Fiona Thomson, Lead Pharmacist,
Argyll & Bute
Presenters/Tutors
Gillian Booth, Clinical Pharmacist,
NHS Forth Valley
Tom Fardon, Respiratory Consultant,
Respiratory MCN Clinical Lead, NHS Tayside
Gordon Thomson, Head of Clinical Pharmacy
Development, NHS Tayside
Kenny Halliday, Locality Pharmacist,
Perth and Kinross
Tuesday 22 March
Presenters/Tutors
Lisa Ann Macleman RD,
Gastroenterology Specialist Dietitian,
Raigmore Hospital, NHS Highland
Tuesday 19 April
Presenters/Tutors
Clinical Pharmacists, Raigmore Hospital,
NHS Highland
NATIONAL TOPIC
NATIONAL TOPIC
JOINT COURSE WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Gluten Free Food Service
Monday 18 April
19:00 - 21:00
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Ayrshire & Arran
Local courses
for pharmacy
technicians
These courses are designed for pharmacy
technicians but are also open to
pharmacists and pre - registration trainees
with an interest in the topic
18:30 – 20:30
Breathe easy – respiratory drugs and
devices for pharmacy technicians
Understanding dementia
Presenters/Tutors
Members of the Mental Health
Pharmacy Team, NHS Ayrshire & Arran
Presenters/Tutors
Alison Foster, Senior Pharmacist,
NHS Ayrshire & Arran
Lorna McKay or Rhonda McLaughlan,
Respiratory Specialist Nurse, NHS Ayrshire & Arran
Wednesday 2 March
NATIONAL TOPIC
Linda McClue: T 01292 614506 E [email protected]
Venue: Education Centre, University Hospital Crosshouse
Borders
Graeme Sutherland: T 01578 722799 E [email protected]
Venue: Town House Hotel, Melrose, TD69PQ T 01896 822645 Respiratory update for pharmacy
technicians - making a difference
Wednesday 23 March
Presenters/Tutors
Elaine Hancock, Community Pharmacist and
Prescribing Support Pharmacist, NHS Borders
19:15 – 21:15
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Glasgow & Clyde
Lothian
Angela Cannon: T 0141 201 9384 E [email protected]
Venue: Ground floor, NES Offices, 2 Central Quay, 89 Hydepark Street, Glasgow*
*Please note new venue
18:30 – 20:30
Liam Magennis: T 0131 537 3096, 0131 537 1210 E [email protected]
Venue: Scottish Health Service Centre, Western General Hospital, Crewe Road South,
Edinburgh, EH4 2XU
18:30 to 20:30
Automation – technological changes and
service improvements
Unscheduled Care - Pharmacy Toolkit
and NHS 24
Toxicology
Rheumatology – joint approaches
Wednesday 2 March
Thursday 3 March
Thursday 31 March
Presenters/Tutors
Gayle Robertson, Manager Clinical Technical
Services, Pharmacologistics, NHS Greater Glasgow &
Clyde
Adriana Orlandi, Chief Distribution Technician,
Pharmacy Distribution Centre, NHS Greater Glasgow
& Clyde
Presenters/Tutors
Hazel Close,
Regional Pharmacy Adviser, NHS24
Presenters/Tutors
Margaret Dow,
Specialist Nurse – Toxicology, NHS Lothian
Janice Pettie,
Specialist Nurse – Toxicology, NHS Lothian
Presenters/Tutors
Carole Callaghan, Advanced Clinical
Pharmacist (Rheumatology), NHS Lothian
Tayside
Monica Hunter: T 01738 473586 E [email protected]
Venue: Gannochy Trust Lecture Theatre, Ninewells Hospital, Dundee Highland
Kay Cooper: T 01463 705584 E [email protected]
Venue: Dental Nurse Training Room (DNTR), Centre for Health Sciences, Perth Road,
18:30 – 20:30
Inverness, IV2 3JH
*VC access will be available from Campbeltown, Dunoon, Fort William, Golspie, Kirkwall, Lerwick, Lochgilphead, Oban,
Portree, Stornoway, Thurso and Wick. Please select a VC site from the new application form when booking via Portal.
Please place VC request well in advance.
Presenters/Tutors
Pharmacy Technician – To be confirmed
Understanding dementia
Wednesday 9 March
Presenters/Tutors
Rebecca Jamieson, Clinical Pharmacist
(Psychiatry), NHS Highland
Specialist Nurse, New Craigs Hospital,
NHS Highland - TBC
NATIONAL TOPIC
Prescription For Excellence - an update
for pharmacy technicians working in
community, primary care and hospital
pharmacy services
19:00 – 21:00
Pain management for pharmacy
technicians
Understanding Parkinson’s disease
Tuesday 1 March
Presenters/Tutors
Arlene Coulson, Lead Clinical Pharmacist Specialist
Services and Surgery and Neurology Specialist
Pharmacist, NHS Tayside
Catherine Young, Parkinson’s disease Specialist
Nurse, NHS Tayside
Presenters/Tutors
Yousaf Ahmad, Lead Pharmacist, NHS Tayside
Jennifer Gray, Specialist Clinical Pharmacist,
NHS Tayside
Alyson Allan, Senior Pharmacy Technician,
NHS Tayside
Monday 25 April
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Webinars
Virtual tutor – Fiona Needleman
Virtual tutor – Mark Feeney
Anticoagulants and antiplatelets in
practice – an update for pharmacists and
dentists
The polypharmacy guidelines in practice
Monday 25 January
Presenter
Steve McGlynn, Specialist Principal Pharmacist
(Cardiology), NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and
Honorary Senior Teaching Fellow, University of
Strathclyde
Webinars
Fiona Needleman:
T 07974 797372
E [email protected]
Monday 7 March
19:00 – 20:30
Presenter
Karen Reid, Lead Integrated Care Pharmacist,
Primary care, NHS Lothian
Polypharmacy and pharmacist prescribing
Monday 9 May
Mark Feeney:
T 0131 467 7766
E [email protected]
Monday 24 April
Alcohol brief interventions
Presenter
Andrew Radley, Consultant in Public Health
Pharmacy, NHS Tayside
Virtual tutor – Fiona Needleman
Stratified medicine – the right medicine
for the right patient at the right time
Monday 21 March
Presenter
Dr Roma Armstrong, Senior R&D Manager,
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Presenter
Karen Reid, Lead Integrated Care Pharmacist,
Primary Care, NHS Lothian
All webinars are hosted at
www.neswebinars.co.uk Please use this link during
office hours to obtain your username and password. Use
this link again to login on the night of the live webinar.
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Bespoke courses
Vocational Training
It is important that VT pharmacists, tutors and trainers have an understanding of the training programme that they
are embarking on prior to starting training. New VT pharmacists and tutors need to attend the induction session
relevant to their level of training (Generalist or Specialist).
VT lunchtime sessions
Venue and dates to be confirmed in Spring 2016
These sessions will be run locally.
VT assessor training
Venue and dates to be confirmed in Spring 2016
These sessions will be run locally depending on
need.
Induction session for VT2, VT3 pharmacists
and tutors
Monday 25 January
10:00 - 12:30 (for VT2)
13:30 - 16:30 (for VT3)
Venue: NHS Education for Scotland, 2 Central Quay,
Glasgow, G3 8BW.
Please see Portal for details
Bespoke courses
Leadership
We have a programme of leadership development. From early careers to more advanced practice, there should be
something for you!
A Taste of Leadership
The target audience is junior pharmacy staff
who wish an introduction to leadership theory.
The aim of this course is to enable the development
of personal awareness, develop knowledge and
understanding about working as a member of a team.
There will be recordings to listen to prior to
attending, which form part of the course. These will
be available 3 weeks prior to the course starting.
Time:10:00 - 16:00
Presenter: Brigid Russell
Dates:
Monday 29 February,
NHS Education for Scotland,
2 Central Quay, Glasgow, G3 8BW
September 2016,
Stirling Court Hotel, Stirling
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Bespoke courses
Leadership
Advanced course - Taking the Pharmacy Vision Forward
This six day course is now available for pharmacy
staff and also as an inter-professional course for
pharmacists and GPs.
Aimed at more senior pharmacy staff, the aim of the
course is to enable the development of leadership
skills through the sharing of personal experiences.
A project is undertaken as part of the course and
developed into a poster for discussion on the final day.
Participants are encouraged to share practice and
develop leadership behaviours through reflection
and discussion about activities that are completed
throughout the course. A reference source for the
course is Prescription for Excellence (PfE).
Time:10:00 – 16:00
Presenter: Richard Ellis,
Ellis Training and Consulting
Dates:
Course one: starts Thursday 18 February
(Inter-professional with GP trainees)
Course two:
starts Tuesday 7 June (Pharmacy staff )
Course three:
starts Wednesday 14 September (Inter-professional with GPs)
Venue: TBC
Return to practice
Dates:
Wednesday 18 - Friday 20 May 2016 Venue: University of Strathclyde
Times: 10:00 - 17:00
Presenters/Tutors:
Experienced staff at the School of Pharmacy, University of Strathclyde
Please note that there will be a charge of £250 to attend this course which will
require to be paid when booking via the Portal on-line booking system.
Informal enquiries to: [email protected]
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Inter-professional courses
These courses are designed for GPs but open to local pharmacists with a particular interest in this topic.
Pharmacists are invited to attend the following inter-professional events planned. Places are limited to two pharmacists per
full day session and five pharmacists per half day session. These places can be booked via the Portal online booking system.
Please note in line with our medical colleagues we would require to impose an administration fee of £25 for nonattendance at these events. You can however, cancel right up to the event where your fee will not be applied.
Children’s health and wellbeing
workshop
NES Hot topics in General Practice
(10 places available)
Wednesday 2 March
Venue: NHS Education for Scotland, 2 Central
Quay, 89 Hydepark Street, Glasgow, G3 8BW
Venue: Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference
Centre, Exhibition Avenue, Bridge of Don,
Aberdeen, AB23 8BL
09:30 – 16:30
Inter-professional
courses
Presenters
Dr Haytham Kubba, Consultant Paediatric
Otolaryngologist, Yorkhill Hospital
Dr Joanne Stirling, Consultant Paediatric
Emergency Medicine, Yorkhill Hospital
Dr Kelly Milligan, GPwSI Child Protection, NHS
Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Cardiology
Friday 26 February
Venue: NHS Education for Scotland, 102 Westport.
Edinburgh, EH3 9DN
09:00 – 17:00
Presenter
Dr Carl Bickler, General Practitioner
09:30 – 16:30
Presenters
Men’s Health - Dr Justine Royle, Consultant
Urological Surgeon
Management of headaches - Dr David Watson,
General Practitioner
Vertigo - Dr Clive Brewis, Consultant
Otolaryngologist
De- prescribing for elderly patients - Dr Graeme
Hoyle, Consultant Physician, Geriatric Medicine
Common surgical problems in young children
- Dr Chris Driver, Consultant Paediatric Surgeon
Chronic kidney disease - Dr Laura Clark,
Consultant Physician/Nephrologist
Menopause - Dr Chris Hemming, Consultant
Gynaecologist
Update on asthma and COPD - Dr Iain Small,
General Practitioner
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Inter-professional courses
Cradle to Grave
Friday 13 & Saturday 14 May
Venue: Beardmore Hotel & Conference Centre,
Clydebank
09:30 – 16:30
A 2 day event featuring 16 short presentations
beginning with the crying baby and issues
affecting children, progressing through topics
relating to adolescents, middle age, older years and
concluding with death and bereavement at the
end of the second day. More information will be
made available soon.
Course organiser
Dr Sarah Luty, Associate Adviser, NES
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Bulletin board
Hello to... §§ Elspeth Boxall, Post-graduate Tutor (Lothian)
§§ Eileen Connelly, Practice Education
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§§
Co-ordinator (PEC) (West)
Peter Hamilton, PEC (West)
Gail McAllister, Education Development
Facilitator (EDF) (West)
Heather Black, EDF (West)
Sarah MacInnes, EDF (East)
Goodbye to... Bulletin board
§§ Lucy Dixon, Post-graduate Tutor (Highland)
§§ Lesley Dunbar, EDF (West)
§§ Ailsa Macdonald, EDF (West)
§§ Debbie Stafford, Educational Development
Pharmacist (joint RPS/NES appointment)
§§ Lyndsay Steel, EDF (West)
§§ Maree Todd, Post-graduate Tutor (Highland)
§§ Allan Wilson, EDF (West)
§§ Fiona Woodley, PEC North (secondment)
Thanks to... §§
Ailsa Macdonald for her support to the West
region in the absence of a West PEC.
Firstly, two Principal Leads for Educational
Development have been appointed. Fiona Reid has
moved from the East PEC post to support national
education relating to Prescribing and Clinical Skills,
and Leon Zlotos has moved from the West PEC
post to support national education relating to
Professional Development.
In relation to the regional work, Lesley Pacitti
who was seconded as the East PEC for the last 12
months has now been appointed to this role on a
permanent basis. In the West, two new PECs have
been appointed: Peter Hamilton, formally a Teacher
Practitioner from Well Pharmacy / University of
Strathclyde will work with NES on a full time basis
and Eileen Connelly, Prescribing Support Pharmacist,
NHS Lanarkshire, on a part time basis.
We would like to acknowledge the support of our
various post-graduate tutors, secondees and all
others who have assisted NES, past and present.
Their work has been extremely helpful in the
delivery and progression of national initiatives.
If you are interested in undertaking an
EDF secondment or supporting NES in the
development of educational resources please
contact: [email protected]
Hold the date...
§§ Joint NES/RPS summit:
Transfer of care - a shared responsibility
Tuesday 17 May 2016,
Stirling Court Hotel, Stirling
What’s happening in NES Pharmacy?
Since the recent departure of Arlene Brailey
and then Professor Rose Marie Parr there has
been further change at NES Pharmacy.
Want to become an SEA or an Audit
reviewer?
We are looking to enlist further reviewers for the
analysis of Significant Events and audits. There will be
a calibration session for all reviewers in February 2016.
If you would like to be trained to undertake
the review of events or audits please contact:
[email protected]
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NES Pharmacy contacts
Dr Ailsa Power
Associate Director of Pharmacy
T 0141 223 1602
E [email protected]
Professor Anne Watson
Associate Director of Pharmacy
T 0141 223 1604
E [email protected]
NES Pharmacy
contacts
Fiona McMillan
Principal Lead Educational
Development
Vocational Training and Leadership
Development
T 0141 223 1544
E [email protected]
Stephen Peddie
Development
Pre-registration Pharmacist Training
T 0141 223 1543
E [email protected]
Fiona Reid
Development
Prescribing and Clinical Skills
T 0131 656 3443
E [email protected]
Dr Leon Zlotos
Development
Professional Development
T 0141 223 1616
E [email protected]
Val Findlay
Chief Pharmacy Technician
National Co-ordinator for Support
Staff Educational Development
T 0141 223 1538
E [email protected]
Margaret Miller
Pharmacy Team Manager
T 0141 223 1600
E [email protected]
Valerie Inglis
Senior Administrative Officer
T 0141 223 1603
E [email protected]
Marie Notman
Senior Administrative Officer
T 0141 223 1606
E [email protected]
Liz Baird
Administrative Assistant
T 0141 223 1551
E [email protected]
Chantelle Burrow
Administrative Assistant
T 0141 223 1622
E [email protected]
NES Practice Education
Co-ordinators (PECs)
Frances Notman
PEC, North region
T 01224 550858
E [email protected]
Lesley Pacitti
PEC, East region
T 0141 2231614
E [email protected]
Eileen Connelly
PEC, West region
T TBC
E TBC
Peter Hamilton
PEC, West region
T TBC
E TBC
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Any pharmacist or pharmacy technician with special needs should contact
the NES Pharmacy office where the team will try to assist your learning.
We would also like to hear from any pharmacists or pharmacy technicians
who have ideas or views on how NHS Education for Scotland could help
promote disability issues.
NES Pharmacy
NHS Education for Scotland
2 Central Quay
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