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Changing Healthcare: learning from lasting change in the NHS

Workshop: How the NHS implemented non-medical prescribing

What can we learn from…how nurses and allied health professionals came to prescribe medication?

We explored how the NHS implemented non-medical prescribing ahead of many other countries in Europe, and what we can learn from its approach for delivering lasting change today.

Speakers:

  • Christine Hancock, Director, C3 Collaborating for Health & former General Secretary, Royal College of Nursing
  • Claire Anderson, Professor of Social Pharmacy, University of Nottingham & Chair, English Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
  • Aseel Abuzour, Research Associate, University of Manchester & Pharmacist
  • Duncan Petty, Research Practitioner, University of Bradford & Member, English Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society

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View the slides from Duncan’s talk

How nurses and allied health professionals came to prescribe medication

Explore how the NHS implemented non-medical prescribing ahead of many other countries in Europe, and what we can learn from its approach for delivering lasting change today.

Why learn from non-medical prescribing?

Tara Lamont of Health Services Research UK gives an introduction to non-medical prescribing and the evidence behind it as a successful, lasting change in the NHS.

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