Supported by FIP Community Pharmacy Section
Chair(s)
Mr Daragh Connolly, Chair FIP Board of Pharmaceutical Practice, Ireland & Dr Sarah Dineen-Griffin, Vice president, FIP Community Pharmacy Section, Australia
Introduction:
Join us for an interactive and forward-thinking session designed to shape the future of community pharmacy practice. "Modernising Patient Pathways – Vision 2030" is not just a project, but a collaborative journey towards enhancing healthcare delivery and professional satisfaction. This session will gather critical feedback from practicing pharmacists and leaders from FIP national member organisations on the draft Vision 2030 document.
Participants will engage in dynamic and structured discussions, providing valuable insights and perspectives on the strategic recommendations and proposed actions outlined in the draft. Through breakout groups, panel discussions, and open forums, your contributions will be instrumental in refining and finalising a vision that aims to revolutionise the role of community pharmacists globally.
Programme:
| 12:45 – 12:50 | Introduction by the chairs |
| 12:50 – 13:20 | Table discussions (2 questions per table; 15 minutes per question) |
| 13:20 – 13:40 | Plenary discussion (overall reflections and key insights) |
| 13:40 – 13:45 | Closing by the chairs |
Learning objectives:
1. Engage in interactive discussions to contribute to the refinement of the Vision 2030 document, ensuring it reflects the collective insights and experiences of practicing pharmacists and leaders from FIP national member organisations.
2. Critically evaluate the strategic recommendations and proposed actions within the draft Vision 2030 document, identifying key areas for improvement and innovation to enhance the role of community pharmacists in healthcare delivery.
3. Identify and prioritise core competencies to enhance professional development and effectiveness.
