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Responding to medication incidents

26 June 2026Practical guidance to support those responding to medication incidents.

Resources to support medication review

16 October 2026These resources provide information and guidance that reflects the growing understanding of problematic polypharmacy and overprescribing.

Reporting and management of medication safety events

27 February 2026High quality reporting and management of medication safety events ensures opportunities for learning and improving medication safety.

Renal impairment: resources to support clinical decisions

29 July 2026Suggested resources to help healthcare professionals find information regarding the use of medicines in renal impairment

Reminding to take medicines: supporting adherence

11 September 2026Interventions and tools to help improve medication adherence, where memory issues have been identified as a factor.

Questions to ask when giving medicines advice in renal impairment

29 July 2026Information should be gathered about the renal impairment history or type of kidney disease to enable a risk assessment and decisions about treatment.

Questions to ask when giving medicines advice in liver impairment

1 May 2024Information should be gathered about the history of liver impairment or the type of liver disease to enable a risk assessment and decisions about treatment.

Questions to ask when giving advice on medicines and breastfeeding

31 March 2026Information should be gathered on both the mother and the infant. Questions are provided to help determine clinical details

Progressing as a pharmacy professional: a primary care discussion

1 July 2026A GP partner pharmacist talks about building relationships and resilience in primary care, speaking from personal experience.

Primary care discussions: a series of webinars for primary care

1 July 2026A collection of past webinar recordings and associated resources, exploring clinical and general topics for primary care pharmacy teams.