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309 Pharmacy will have to play a more expanded role in a modernised NHS If
the NHS is to meet modern expectations then pharmacists' roles will inevitably
have to expand, Andy Burnham, minister of state for delivery and quality,
told participants at the British Pharmaceutical Conference in Manchester
this week
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309 Pharmacists'
skills being recognised as key to delivery of modern NHS Pharmacists'
skills and experience are, more than ever before, being recognised as
a resource that is key to the delivery of a modernised national health
service, Hemant Patel, President of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society,
told conference participants
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313 Profession
should push boundaries defined by its regulator, say UK chiefs Pharmacists
will have to listen to patients and the public and deliver what they want in
terms of professionalism and regulation, Bill Scott, chief pharmaceutical officer
for Scotland, told conference participants at BPC 2006 in a presentation made
on behalf of the chief pharmaceutical officers and advisers of England, Scotland,
Wales and Northern Ireland
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312 Communications
research recognised with practice research award medal Rob
Horne, professor of behavioural medicine at the School of Pharmacy,
University of London, was awarded the Chemist and Druggist Practice
Research Award Medal at the 2006 British Pharmaceutical Conference
in Manchester this week
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312 James Black
delivers Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences lecture Nobel
Laureate Sir James Black delivered the inaugural Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences plenary lecture at the 2006 British Pharmaceutical Conference
this week
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312 Synergy Award goes
to analytical chemist This year's Synergy Award was presented to Kenneth
Leiper, an analytical chemist and qualified person who is now an independent
consultant in pharmaceutical quality systems, analytical science and process
analytical technology
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314 Probing
around on the nanometre scale leads to Conference Science Medal Rob
Price, a reader at the department of pharmacy and pharmacology, University of
Bath, was awarded the Conference Science Medal at the 2006 British Pharmaceutical
Conference in Manchester this week
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314 Scientist's contributions
to asthma therapy recognised by award Millions of people throughout
the world owe their quality of life, and in many cases their actual lives, to
the work of one scientist and his assistants, Bill Bowman, emeritus professor
at University of Strathclyde, told conference participants
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314 Academy of Pharmaceutical
Sciences commends five posters Five researchers had their scientific posters commended by the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences and were awarded a prize at the British Pharmaceutical Conference. Each winner was given a certificate and a cheque for £100
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315 Highlights
from the 2006 conference practice research sessions At
this year's British Pharmaceutical Conference in Manchester, 115
pharmacy practice research papers were presented. In this article,
Clare Bellingham picks out some highlights. A more extensive review
will be published in the BPC supplement
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316 A taster of the science presentations Joseph
Chamberlain, science secretary for the BPC from 1990 to 1999 and a former
editor of the Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, reviews some of the
work presented at the science sessions. A more extensive review will
be published in the BPC supplement
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