One of the Charter objects of the Society is to maintain and develop the science and practice of pharmacy in its contribution to the health and well-being of the public.
This Charter object is met in part through the organisation of a programme of residential courses, conferences and symposia throughout the year. These are organised through the office of the Science Secretary.
The Society also makes a number of awards in science.
Contact details:
Science Secretary:Symposia on analytical chemistry are organised by the Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group, a membership group of both the Society and the Royal Society of Chemistry.
The Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences is an independent organisation with close links to the Society. The Academy also organises a programme of conferences and symposia.
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Pharmacists as prescribers: The UK experience A one day introduction to the current experience in the UK of pharmacist prescribing was held by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain on 11 June 2007 at the Sheraton Hotel, Schipol Airport, Amsterdam. For speaker presentations, click on the links below:
Pharmacist prescribing in London: what have we learned so far?
(Beth Taylor, South and East Specialist Pharmacy Services)
The road to pharmacist prescribing - how did we get there?
(David Pruce, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain)
Pharmacist prescribing: ensuring quality
(Heidi Wright, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain)
Pharmacist prescribing within a palliative care service
(Jo Noble-Gresty and Dr Anne Naysmith, Pembridge Palliative Care Centre)
Training pharmacists for prescribing: developing the curriculum
(Dr Peter Wilson, Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain)
Pharmacist prescribing within primary care (Learning about the role of the
pharmacist in the primary care
team)
(Sandra Prater and Dr Peter Bailey, Monkfield Medical Practice)