We would like to thank our exhibitors and sponsors for sponsoring this meeting which includes pharmaceutical companies, including Cipla and Tillotts Pharma UK. They have had no editorial input into or control over the agenda, content development or choice of speakers, nor opportunity to influence except for the sponsored symposia presentations.
What is GP Pharmacy: Clinical Takeaways to Go?
The GP Pharmacy: Clinical Takeaways to Go produced in partnership with The Pharmacist, this event will take place on 11 November 2025 as a dedicated 2 and a half hour evening webinar designed specifically to fit around your busy working day.
- Convenient scheduling: Held outside of standard working hours, allowing participation without impacting patient care.
- Accessible format: Online delivery makes it easy for you to attend from any location.
- Expert-led education: Enhance clinical knowledge through sessions led by experienced professionals.
- Interactive learning: Engage directly with speakers during live Q&A sessions.
Who should attend?
This event is specifically for the following primary care roles:
- Practice pharmacists
- PCN pharmacists
- Community Pharmacists
Why Attend?
Practical Takeaways
Explore new advances in areas ranging from Gastroenterology, respiratory, obesity management and women's health.
Interactive Q&A
Have any burning questions for our speakers? Be sure to answer them in our interactive Q&A.
Expert Advice
Hear from expert speakers on a wide range of topics pertinent to your role in practice/your PCN.
Evening Access
2 1/2 hour evening webinar - designed specifically to fit around your busy working day.
What's on the agenda?
Women’s Health
Delve into key areas of women’s health and discuss the expanding role of pharmacists in supporting women across various life stages through safe and accessible care.
Obesity Management
Learn how pharmacists can support patients with obesity through evidence-based interventions, prescribing options.
Respiratory Health
Gain up-to-date insights into the management of respiratory conditions. Discuss strategies for supporting patients through personalised care plans and seasonal exacerbation prevention.
Deprescribing
Diving into a collaborative approach to deprescribing is reducing harm and improving outcomes.
Media Partners
Seen enough? Book now!
Time is limited so be sure not to miss this free interactive evening of expert-led learning designed to enhance your clinical knowledge and support your practice.