RFWE-01 - Rapid fire session: Topics: Academic pharmacy & Hospital pharmacy

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Auditorium 12
Wednesday, September 3, 2025
11:00 - 12:30
Auditorium 12

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Chairs: Louisa Sullivan, Member, FIP Academic Pharmacy Section, USA & Josep M Guiu, member of communications and digital committee, FIP Hospital Pharmacy Section, Spain - Kingston Yeung, member of communications and digital committee, FIP Hospital Pharmacy Section, Australia Topics to be presented: - Academic pharmacy - Clinical biology - Hospital pharmacy Presentations: RFWE-0114 - Reducing hospital readmissions: The evaluation of a pharmacy led transition of care service Prof Michael Barras, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Metro South Health RFWE-0113 - Prevalence and temporal trends of second- and third-generation fluoroquinolone resistance in E. coli isolates from hospital settings: A meta-regression analysis Mr I Made Bayu Anggriawan, University Of Glasgow RFWE-0101 - Understanding inclusion in pharmacy education: Insights from students and educators to inform COIL development Dr Mirey Alfarah, University Of Bergen RFWE-0102 - Enhancing clinical reasoning in postgraduate international pharmacy students: A case study on the think aloud instruction method at the University of Hertfordshire, UK Dr Eman Al-Saeed, University Of Hertfordshire RFWE-0103 - The leadership-pharmacy nexus: Integrating decision-making and problem-solving in education Dr Praveen Devanandan, St Peter's Institute Of Pharmaceutical Sciences RFWE-0104 - Assessing the effectiveness of the Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship Programme in strengthening health institutions capacity and capability to address AMR challenges: A mixed-methods evaluation Ms Grace Grange, Commonwealth Pharmacists Association RFWE-0105 - Development of a tripartite experiential learning strategy for the provision of undergraduate pharmacy placements Prof Reem Kayyali, Kingston University London RFWE-0106 - Changes in student pharmacists’ assumptions through interprofessional collaborationoral Dr Edith Mirzaian RFWE-0107 - Evaluating mental health first aid training and simulated psychosis-related patient role-plays with trained actors in pharmacy, medicine, nursing, and occupational therapy curricula Ricki Ng, The University of Sydney RFWE-0108 - Mental healthcare and pharmacy: A new educational program to engage developing country pharmacists in the global mental health movement Mr Mandip Pokharel, Vennue Foundation RFWE-0109 - What is effective professional practice to early career pharmacists? Mrs Leona Rogers, Nicpld RFWE-0110 - Bridging AI and precision medicine: Training future clinical pharmacists with OSCE-based evaluation Mr Jayapal Show Reddy Thumma, St.Peter’s Institute Of Pharmaceutical Sciences RFWE-0111 - Embedding teaching on health inequities within the undergraduate pharmacy curriculum to enhance relevance and insight Dr Nicola Ward, De Montfort University


Speakers

Prof Michael Barras
Princess Alexandra Hospital, Metro South Health

RFWE-0114 - Reducing hospital readmissions: The evaluation of a pharmacy led transition of care service

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Mr I Made Bayu Anggriawan
University Of Glasgow

RFWE-0113 - Prevalence and temporal trends of second- and third-generation fluoroquinolone resistance in E. coli isolates from hospital settings: A meta-regression analysis

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Dr Mirey Alfarah
University Of Bergen

RFWE-0101 - Understanding inclusion in pharmacy education: Insights from students and educators to inform COIL development

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Dr Eman Al-Saeed
University Of Hertfordshire

RFWE-0102 - Enhancing clinical reasoning in postgraduate international pharmacy students: A case study on the think aloud instruction method at the University of Hertfordshire, UK

Dr Praveen Devanandan
St Peter's Institute Of Pharmaceutical Sciences

RFWE-0103 - The leadership-pharmacy nexus: Integrating decision-making and problem-solving in education

Ms Grace Grange
Commonwealth Pharmacists Association

RFWE-0104 - Assessing the effectiveness of the Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship Programme in strengthening health institutions capacity and capability to address AMR challenges: A mixed-methods evaluation

Prof Reem Kayyali
Kingston University London

RFWE-0105 - Development of a tripartite experiential learning strategy for the provision of undergraduate pharmacy placements

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Dr Edith Mirzaian

RFWE-0106 - Changes in student pharmacists’ assumptions through interprofessional collaborationoral

Ricki Ng
The University of Sydney

RFWE-0107 - Evaluating mental health first aid training and simulated psychosis-related patient role-plays with trained actors in pharmacy, medicine, nursing, and occupational therapy curricula

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Mr Mandip Pokharel
Vennue Foundation

RFWE-0108 - Mental healthcare and pharmacy: A new educational program to engage developing country pharmacists in the global mental health movement

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Mrs Leona Rogers
Nicpld

RFWE-0109 - What is effective professional practice to early career pharmacists?

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Mr Jayapal Show Reddy Thumma
St.Peter’s Institute Of Pharmaceutical Sciences

RFWE-0110 - Bridging AI and precision medicine: Training future clinical pharmacists with OSCE-based evaluation

Dr Nicola Ward
De Montfort University

RFWE-0111 - Embedding teaching on health inequities within the undergraduate pharmacy curriculum to enhance relevance and insight

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