PPR-083 - Embedding Inclusive Pharmacy Practice (IPP) in 2025: Creating A Sense of Belonging Across Pharmacy Teams in England

• At: Copenhagen (Denmark) (2025)
• Type: Poster
• Poster code: PPR-083
• By: TURK, Aliya (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , United Kingdom)
• Co-author(s): Mrs Aliya Turk (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Mrs Sadie Pinkney (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Mrs Temi Omorinoye (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Mr Osman Ali (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Mrs Sonal Patel (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Mrs Rachel Berry (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Miss Suzanne Al-Rawi (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Miss Madeleine Foster (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Miss Bhavna Halai (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Miss Jessica Zhuo Li Yap (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer's clinical fellow , London, United Kingdom)
  Mr Richard Cattell (NHS England , London, United Kingdom)
  Mr David Webb (NHS England , London, United Kingdom)
  
• Abstract:

  Introduction
  In 2021, following a roundtable event, NHS England (NHSE), Royal Pharmaceutical Society, Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK and 13 partner pharmacy organisations published a ‘Joint national plan for Inclusive Pharmacy Practice (IPP)’ in England1. The Chief Pharmaceutical Officer’s (CPhO) IPP delivery plan focuses on..

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