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Community Pharmacy
You have reached the area of our website that provides information about modules, courses and award programmes that are relevant for pharmacists who are working in Community Pharmacy practice.
Individual modules/short courses
Certificate courses and awards, including Public Health
However, the award pathways from the Community Pharmacy and Clinical Pharmacy programmes may also be of interest to Practice-Based pharmacists who are also working part-time in these sectors.
“Studying the Community Pharmacy diploma has helped me become a more confident and competent pharmacist. My improved clinical and professional knowledge and communication and consultation skills has improved the quality of services I provide such as MURs, EHC and will hopefully help with a new minor ailments service I am starting in April. It has also improved my general advice to patients and improved my communication with my staff, colleagues and other health professionals this combined with a better understanding of clinical governance and risk management has helped me improve patient safety and the quality of services offered to patients by my branch”.
(Former Student, Community Pharmacist)
