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Ep 265: Get paid to train pharmacists with DPPConnect

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Transforming Primary Care: The Role of Independent Prescribing Pharmacists In this podcast, a GP hosts members from DPP Connect to discuss innovative ways of integrating pharmacists into primary care. Raheena Kasam, Mahmud, and Sadik explain their roles and the function of DPP Connect in facilitating pharmacists to become independent prescribers by matching them with GPs for practical training. They delve into the specifics of the independent prescribing qualification process, the benefits for GP practices, and the future of pharmacist roles in general practice. The conversation highlights the collaborative efforts between GPs and pharmacists, the workflow integration, and the positive impact on patient care. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 02:02 Overview of DPP Connect 02:40 Understanding Independent Prescribing for Pharmacists 04:04 Real-Life Experiences and Benefits 06:44 Training and Supervision Requirements 10:03 Specialization and Scope of Practice 13:59 Vetting and Onboarding Process 16:04 Getting Started with DPP Connect 16:38 Future of Pharmacists in General Practice 21:16 Conclusion and Contact Information

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