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Annual Report 2016<br />

Medicines Safety & Quality Group Annual Report<br />

Governance and leadership information<br />

Current Committee<br />

Chairperson:<br />

Committee Members:<br />

Gillian Cavell FFRPS<br />

Yogini Jani FFRPS, Amanda McLean MFRPSII, Nicola Wake, Kevin Gibbs, Naomi Burns, Margaret<br />

Stone, Alice Oborne, Surinder Ahuja<br />

Online discussion group<br />

There are 707 members registered on the online discussion group, a 15% increase on last year.<br />

Committee meetings<br />

No formal committee meetings have been held<br />

Other important information<br />

The committee is geographically diverse which creates difficulties with face-to-face meetings<br />

Expert Professional Practice<br />

Contribution to the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) consultation Global Vision for the Workforce and<br />

Pharmaceutical Workforce Development Goals.<br />

Education, Training & Development<br />

UKCPA/JoMO event on Medicines Optimisation in Diabetes, Manchester, May 2016 (Gillian Cavell)<br />

UKCPA/JoMO event on Medicines Optimisation in Diabetes, London, October 2016 (Gillian Cavell)<br />

Medication Safety Pearls talk presented at Clinical Pharmacy Congress, London 2016 (Nicola Wake, Kevin Gibbs, Gillian<br />

Cavell)<br />

Group funds<br />

No budget expenditure.<br />

Have you met your aims and objectives set last year?<br />

To contribute a session on Medication Safety as a cross-cutting theme within Specialty Masterclasses.<br />

Not met.<br />

Reflection<br />

The group has an active discussion forum on the website. In addition, since the setting up of the MSO network<br />

communication, opportunities to discuss medication safety issues with other Medication Safety expert pharmacists are<br />

provided by the monthly Webex conference.<br />

There is a need to disseminate information to more junior pharmacists, as medication safety is a generalist topic. However,<br />

this is difficult to achieve and study days and workshops addressing medication safety issues are less well attended by junior<br />

pharmacists than clinical sessions.<br />

We will aim to address this in our strategy for 2017.<br />

(Continued on page 24)<br />

UKCPA Annual Report 2016 | 23

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