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Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, London
10/11/2008
OUTLINE PROGRAMMEConference Chair: Duncan Craig, University of East Anglia Pharmacy education - current needs and future proofing Keith Ridge, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, Department of Health Student conduct – when does youthful folly become professional liability? Peter Noyce, University of Manchester The undergraduate indicative syllabus – future strategies Damian Day, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain End user perspectives Community - Karen Marsden, Tesco Hospital - Helen Howe, Addenbrookes HospitalIndustry - Gino Martini, GlaxoSmithKline Recent graduate - Heena Bakta, British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association Lunch and poster session The pharmacy degree – the good new days? Graham Davies, University of LondonCan we ‘teach’ professionalism? David Wright, University of East Anglia Should the NHS be involved in funding the undergraduate degree? Larry Gifford, University of Manchester Should pre-registration be part of the degree? Anthony Smith, University of London Open forum
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Organized by:
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Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain |
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Invited Speakers:
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Keith Ridge, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, Department of Health Peter Noyce, University of Manchester Damian Day, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain Graham Davies, University of London David Wright, University of East Anglia Larry Gifford, University of Manchester Anthony Smith, University of London
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Deadline for Abstracts:
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To be confirmed
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Registration:
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9.15am
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E-mail:
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science@rpsgb.org
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