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EDX/20/1154
Date of prep: December 2020

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PTSD and surviving…A patient insight by Matt Johnson!

19th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  IT has quite surprised me how many people are now trying out writing as a contributory means to help treat post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Questions levelled at me, as to how writing helped me, have prompted me to repeat this post, which I originally published last year. PTSD – the chemistry In examining […]

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Ulcerative colitis by Keith Thomas…A patient view!

18th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

HI everyone, my name is Keith Thomas and this is my first ever guest blog, so here goes… Thanks very much to @johnathanlaird for sharing… This all started many years ago when an illness crept up in me: ulcerative colitis. There were far too many visits to A&E when I was feeling poorly, following endless […]

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Dr Toby Capstick on why inhaler technique should always be a priority

17th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  ONE of the key interventions that should be provided for all patients with asthma and COPD is to check and optimise inhaler technique, and this is recognised in all national guidelines, as well as the NICE asthma quality standards. However, this simple intervention is often overlooked for a variety of reasons such as lack […]

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Ravi Sharma…So what do GP pharmacists actually do then?

16th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  MY name is Ravi Sharma – I am a senior primary care pharmacist working in general practice. I have been doing this for the last year, and a half and have developed a number of special interests along the way. One of my key roles has been surrounding the development of pharmacist-led clinics in general […]

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Robert Gordon University collaborates with smoking advice service to help students quit!

16th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

THE NHS Grampian Smoking Advice Service will be available at Robert Gordon University (RGU) from March 2 until April 6. Free, confidential group sessions will run once a week and will last an hour. If preferred, the advice service can also offer one-to-one sessions.  For information on where to pick up a quit smoking guide, the effects of […]

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Atif Shamim…Moving pharmacy forward: A novel approach to forging closer inter-professional links

15th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  THERE have been a number of occasions in recent history where pharmacy has appeared on the verge of making a leap from its traditional dispensing role into new and exciting avenues; and it appears that the profession is at such a point again. From Scotland’s 10-year plan to any number of recent articles from organisations like the NHS […]

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Andrew Davies…How can a pharmacist function without the patient record?

14th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  CURRENT initiatives to roll out patient record access to pharmacy provide insufficient patient information, and lack functionalities to ensure safe and efficient provision of services to patients. Moreover, access to these records have been patchy and wider access is needed. Research from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society4 on the transfer of care between settings has shown that when patients are transferred from one care setting to another, between 30% […]

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Will pharmacists ever blow their own trumpets? We need to before it’s too late!

14th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  COMMUNITY Pharmacy isn’t sexy. We don’t have the political power of doctors or the huge unquestioning public support that nurses seem to enjoy. Community pharmacy is a pair of medium, class II, beige, below-knee support stockings. As individuals we don’t blow our own trumpets loudly enough, if we blow them at all, and unlike […]

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Karen O’Leary…Corporate memory – you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone! 

13th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  I WORK to improve the use of medicines by influencing policy and or helping decision makers to make ‘better’ decisions. My job is not glamorous; it’s not cutting edge or very exciting. It takes months or years to get things achieved but it is important to both improving what we offer and maintaining gains made in the past. Policy enables, it […]

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5 minutes with… Catherine Duggan

13th February 2016 by PIP editor Leave a Comment

  WHEN Johnathan Laird asked me to write a blog, I immediately asked him why? Not because I don’t think I should or could write a blog (believe me, I always have things to chat about!) but more “why would anyone be interested in what I can blog about?” He said that people would be […]

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