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The Pharmacy
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To attend a PLEA seminar, contact Gordon Appelbe.
Seminars in May are principally targeted at PLEA members; those in September
are held alongside BPC and aimed at a general audience of pharmacists.
Topic: Fair Shares in the NHS?
Date: Wednesday May 16th 2007 10.30-3.30
Venue: Beachcroft LLP, 100 Fetter Lane, London EC4A 1BN
Click Here for Aims, Objectives and Programme
Please register your interest with Gordon Appelbe
The Annual General Meeting of PLEA will also be held at this meeting
September 2006
Date:
Monday 4th afternoon
Venue BPC, Manchester
Topic: Codes of ethics - what they can and can't do, plus an update on progress with current revision of the Code
May 2006
Date: Wednesday 24th May 2006, 10:30 - 15:30
Venue: London
Topic:
Fitness to Practise and Respect and Dignity in Old Age as well as the
Annual General Meeting of PLEA.
Click here for aims and programme.
A report of this meeting appeared in the Pharmaceutical Journal for 10th June 2006 vol 276 p687
"A tour round pharmacy regulation"
September 2005
Date: Monday 26th September 2005 (afternoon)
Venue: BPC, Manchester
Topic: NHS Care Records and access by pharmacists
May 2005
Modernisation: How are we doing?
This seminar explored progress on the regulatory and professional functions of the Society and role of CRHE.
Date: Wednesday 11th May 2005.
Venue: London
Programme
A report appeared in the PJ for 28th May 2005, p652-3.
April 2005
Day conference for Primary Care Pharmacists, in association with Pharmacists Defence Association.
Date: Thursday 14th April 2005
Venue: Botanical Gardens Edgbaston, Birmingham
Topic: Primary Care Pharmacy - legal limits and liabilities
Fee: £75 PDA members, £85 non members. Contact PDA for details or book online.
September 2004
Date: Wednesday 29th September 2004 (morning)
Venue: In association with BPC, Manchester
Topic: Can I be sued? Clinical negligence and its impact on pharmacy practice. Read the report in the Pharmaceutical Journal and see copies of presentations on BPC website.
Aims and programme.
This seminar was held in association with the Pharmacists Defence Association.
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May 2004
Date: 12th May 2004
Venue: London
Topic: "A Fair Blame Culture? the legal implications of error reporting".
Read the report in the Pharmacetical Joural(Vol 272 pp717).
Also read Agenda 2004 article arising from this seminar (Pharmaceutical Journal Vol 272 pp 707).
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September 2003
Law, ethics, mental health and pharmacy
Read the report in the Pharmaceutical Journal.
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May 2003
What's new from Europe?
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May 2002
Shifting the Blame. The impact of recent NHS legal reforms on pharmacy practice
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September 2001
Human Rights and pharmacogenetics. Are pharmacists ready?
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May 2001
The buck stops where? Impact of clinical and corporate governance on liabilities
in pharmacy practice
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September 2000
Closing ranks or protecting the public? Ensuring that self-regulation takes
care of the consumer
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May 2000
Sexual Health. Human rights and emergency contraception
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September 1999
New technology, new risks. Legal and ethical implications of advancing technology
in pharmacy practice
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May 1999
The rising liabilities from pharmacy practice
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