Non Medical Prescribing Study Days
Our Non-Medical Prescribing Study Day generally takes place between March-May each year and, due to popular demand, we’ve added a Paediatric Study Day to our schedule with more ideas in the pipeline!
As you’ll see from the broad range of presentations below, the guest speakers we invite are from different backgrounds with our aim being that the subjects they cover are relevant, engaging and interesting and that they can benefit you in your careers. Principles and standards in prescribing are applicable across the board, whatever your professional and clinical background
We also welcome ideas of topics you would like to hear about so if you do have any ideas, please contact us.
A certificate of attendance is provided and may count towards your professional CPD portfolio. These are sent out a couple of weeks after the event
We deliver our future Study Days virtually. Whilst we miss our face to face events, moving to a virtual offering has meant that we’ve opened up these events to a much wider audience from across the UK and internationally. Delivering events that are inclusive and accessible is important to us and hosting our study days on Zoom means several hundred people with busy schedules are now able to be part of them. We can get through more questions, secure speakers from further afield, more people can attend and we’ve reduced the ticket cost too! We’ll keep you posted about future events as dates & speakers are organised and we hope you’ll continue to join us!
Here’s the presentations from our Paediatric Non-Medical Prescribing Study Day on 21st July, 2023
- Adherence to medication in paediatric asthma (PDF File 560 KB)
- Biologics in Paediatric Severe Asthma Management (PDF File 2,496 KB)
- Children & Young People’s Mental Health (CAMHS) (PDF File 398 KB)
- NMP Paediatric Dietitian BMT (PDF File 1,135 KB)
- Prescribing for Critically Unwell Children (PDF File 1,459 KB)
- Role of the Pharmacist Prescriber in Paediatric Endocrinology (PDF File 334 KB)
Here’s the presentations from our Non-Medical Prescribing Study Day on 25 May 2023
- Pharmacological management and treatment of First Episode Psychosis (PDF File 1,000 KB)
- Dietitian Prescribing: More than just supplements (PDF File 627 KB)
- Overprescribing (PDF File 997 KB)
- Optimising Multifactorial Care (PDF File 1,883 KB)
- Tinea corporis Ringworm (PDF File 777 KB)
- Developing the role of the NMP in Care Homes and Community Hospitals (PDF File 952 KB)
Here’s the presentations from our first Paediatric focused NMP Study Day from 1 July 2022:
- Medicines Safety – National Programmes in Quality Improvement PART ONE - Kasia Muszynska (PDF File 655 KB)
- The role of a non-medical prescribing physiotherapist in paediatric neurodisability - Ali Chick (PDF File 1,783 KB)
- Prescribing in the Gender Identity Service (GIDS), the treatment pathway and associated controversies - Paul Carruthers (PDF File 3,102 KB)
- Medicines Safety – National Programmes in Quality Improvement PART TWO - Megan Peng (PDF File 1,147 KB)
- Paediatric prescribing in general practice - Mike Wise (PDF File 5,999 KB)
- Role as supplementary prescriber and how prescribing has changed practice - Francesca Annan (PDF File 1,392 KB)
- Prescribing as a Clinical Site Practitioner - Bea Foggo (PDF File 1,409 KB)
You can check in with the brilliant presentations that were delivered during our May 2022 study day below:
- Prescribing for people with type two diabetes, guidance, clinical considerations and effects of the Covid pandemic (PDF File 1,241 KB)
- Prescribing for Adult Patients with Epilepsy (PDF File 1,340 KB)
- Medication Monitoring In Primary Care: Insights for Non-Medical Prescribers (PDF File 1,284 KB)
- Non-Medical Prescribing in Palliative Care and End of Life Care (PDF File 1,661 KB)
- Examining the impact of nonmedical prescribing on the role identity of physiotherapists – A mixed-methods study (PDF File 1,300 KB)
- The NHS Patient Safety Strategy 2020 (PDF File 1,948 KB)
Please find the presentations provided by our wonderful guest speakers from our May 2021 study day here:
- Laura Leeks - Prescribing for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (PDF File 2,123 KB)
- Linda Nazarko - Stabilisation of Diabetes during the COVID-19 Pandemic (PDF File 1,509 KB)
- Sarah Thomas - Pain Management and Considerations for Prescribing in Pain (PDF File 456 KB)
- Anne Marland - Non-Medical Prescribing within Endocrinology: Experience from the Oxford Centre for Endocrinology (PDF File 1,030 KB)
- Sotiris Antoniou - The Management of Hypertension from Detection to Optimisation (PDF File 4,750 KB)
You can access the presentations from our fantastic November 2020 study day here:
- Claire Bellone - Hormone Replacement Therapy Myth Busting (PDF File 1,626 KB)
- Justine Duranti - Developing Concordance in Work with Children and Adolescents (PDF File 1,590 KB)
- Katy Munro - Migraine in Children and Young People (PDF File 1,070 KB)
- Kevin Reid - Paramedic Independent Prescribing (PDF File 10,618 KB)
- Linda Nazarko - Diabetes and Depression (PDF File 1,223 KB)
- Rebecca Batt - Prescribing for Children in the Allergy Clinic (PDF File 1,616 KB)
You can access the presentations from March 2018 here:
- Acute Pain - Dr Angela Finlay (PDF File 353 KB)
- National Insights on Medication Safety and Non Medical Prescribing - Dr Ahmed Ameer (PDF File 1,251 KB)
- PrEP Impact PGD - David Taylor (PDF File 253 KB)
- Prescribing in Sexual and Reproductive Health - David Taylor (PDF File 951 KB)
- The Psychology of Prescribing - Patrick Callaghan (PDF File 389 KB)
- Polypharmacy and de-prescribing in pain control - Katrine Petersen (PDF File 2,952 KB)
You can also access the presentations from the October 2017 study day below:
- Searching for new evidence in prescribing - Dr Elaine Maxwell (PDF File 1,811 KB)
- Prescribing in Primary Care in the Prison Service - Mary-Jane Bosley (PDF File 398 KB)
- Linda Nazarko - Tinea corporis ringworm - Linda Nazarko (PDF File 771 KB)
- Pitfalls in prescribing: Summary of learning points - Dr Farah Noorani (PDF File 110 KB)
Organiser profile: Bernadette Rae
Bernadette trained as a registered nurse at Bedford College of Nursing and qualified in 1990. After working in elderly care, then for eight years in oncology, she moved into primary care as a practice nurse. In 2007 she qualified as a non-medical prescriber and continued her studies, qualifying as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in 2011, and gaining MSc in 2013. She joined the non-medical prescribing team in January 2014 as a senior lecturer. Additionally, she works in a nurse run walk-in centre in central London and is currently undertaking her PhD about Non-Medical Prescribing in the UK.
For any information regarding our Non-Medical Prescribing Study Days, please email shortcoursesadmin@lsbu.ac.uk