The format for the day will be plenary sessions followed by presentations, interspersed with workshops, case scenarios and question and answer sessions.
There will be plenty of opportunity to network with colleagues.
Enter the poster competition and showcase your talents. Closure date 12th September 2019.
Download your poster pack HERE or email melisa@pcpa.org.uk for a poster pack
This event is PCPA members only event. £199.00 for non PCPA members and £350 for Industry delegate tickets.
PCPA provide all exhibitors with a full delegate list, this only includes the information as appears on your delegate badge. This does not contain any of your contact details.
Please note that we often have a Reserve List for our conference days and as we've previously faced a number of non-attendees, we are now charging a non-attendance fee of £50 for delegates who do not attend without 48 hours’ cancellation notice. Therefore, if you are unable to attend, please do get in touch as soon as possible via melisa@pcpa.org.uk We hope you understand
Registrations for this event are now closed. For any last minute registrations/cancellations or queries please mail melisa@pcpa.org.uk
9.00 – 9.20 Registration - Collect your delegate badge from reception on the ground floor. Have a morning tea or coffee and visit the exhibition stands.
Enjoy your day!
9.20 – 9.25 Chairs welcome and introduction to conference – Helen Kilminster
9.25 – 9.50 Keynote Address "Personlised care" – James Sanderson- Director of Personalised Care - NHS England
9.55 – 10.50 Workshop session one. Your workshop sessions will be printed on the back of your delegate badge.
10.50 – 11.20 Refreshments. Please use this opportunity to view the posters and exhibition stands.
11.20 - 12.15 Workshop session two
12.15 – 13.15 LUNCH - Please use this opportunity to view the posters and exhibition stands.
13.15 – 14.10 Workshop session three
14.10 – 15.05 Workshop session four
15.05 – 15.35 Refreshments. Please use this opportunity to view the posters and exhibition stands
15.35 – 15.45 Poster awards - Winners announced
15.45 - 16.15 PCN Experts Panel - Questions will be submitted throughout the day and discussed in detail by the experts. Panelists include: Christiana Melam (Chief Executive, NALW), Dr. Stephanie Coughlin (GP Principal), Dr Graham Stretch (PCN Clinical Director), Helen Kilminster (PCN Clinical Director) and Nipa Patel (Senior PCN Pharmacist)
16.15 Close
Please select which session you would like to attend from the options below, then scroll down to click the Submit Workshop Choices button. We will endeavour to grant your first choice where possible. If sessions are oversubscribed, we will allocate you an alternative session.
Your selections will be sent in a Personalised Agenda prior to the Event. PCPA does not print agendas for environmental reasons.
We look forward to welcoming you to this PCPA event.
Anticholinergic Burden- Sue Smith, Head of Education PrescQIPP
Osteoporosis management in general practice- Nipa Patel, Practice Pharmacist (Supported by AMGEN)
Early Cancer Diagnosis- Ade Williams, GP Pharmacist
PCNs Practical Tips and Advice- Dr Graham Stretch, GP Clinical Pharmacist and PCPA President
Skills Zone Sessions: **Interactive sessions**Inhaler technique :Nipa Patel, Practice Pharmacist -- Injection Technique: Helen Kilminster, Sharon Preston, Nurse, Clare Allitt, Nurse (Supported by Novo Nordisk)--AliveCor/BP: Gareth Malson, GP Pharmacist
Evolving Developments in the management of COPD - Professor Dave Singh, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology & Respiratory Medicine
(Supported by Chiesi)
New Evidence Beyond Glycaemic Control - Dr Dipesh Patel, Consultant Diabetologist (Supported by AstraZeneca)
PINCER In practice – Robin Conibere, GP Pharmacist & Dr Sarah Rodgers, PINCER National Programme Manager PRIMIS
Managing Cardiovascular risk in practice - Brendon Jiang, GP Clinical Pharmacist
Structured Medication reviews – Ravi Sharma, Director for England RPS & Lelly Oboh, Consultant Pharmacist
ABCD Head to Toe Physical Assessments- Stephen-Andrew Whyte, Urgent and Emergency Care Lead Pharmacist
Home truths about how we manage asthma in primary care - Jonathan Laird, GP Pharmacist (Supported by TEVA)