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AT A TIME OF UNCERTAINTY, DON’T MISS THE MOST IMPORTANT PHARMACY SHOW TO DATE If Brexit, category M, funding cuts, policy changes, keeping up to date with new opportunities and the vision of a new clinical integrated primary care service concern you, then the Pharmacy Show on the 25th and 26th of September at the NEC, Birmingham is the place to get the answers. We have heard from Dr Keith Ridge, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer at NHS England that ‘community pharmacy is a vital part of the healthcare system’. I suspect that for many community pharmacy owners it may not feel like this. Dr Ridge also talks about an unprecedented demand in clinical pharmacy and the increasing range of new opportunities within care homes and GP practices. And within this we hear of a clinical vision for community pharmacy with integration so community pharmacy becomes a genuine part of the NHS. With this in mind we are all eagerly awaiting the publication of a Community Pharmacy View for 2016-17 and beyond.

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ALL REVEALED INSIDE the chance to listen to Alistair Buxton from the PSNC, Claire Ward and Rob Darracott from Pharmacy Voice, Ian Strachan from the NPA, John Murphy from the PDA and Sandra Gidley from the RPS. I am sure that they all have their own view on what Mr Mowat MP, the new Health Minister should do. It is such a massive shame that the new minister is ‘unavailable’ to address the profession and offer confidence and comfort for their future.

So things may be a little ‘up in the air’ at the moment – even more reason to visit the The Pharmacy Show.

The NHS is short of cash – there is no doubt about that. Hospitals are full and overspent and GP practices are bursting at the seams. So what is the plan to better engage pharmacists? Discussions about strategy have stopped and NHS England is full steam ahead with the implementation of the 5 year forward view. We have finished the consultation on the Community Pharmacy Forward View and are eagerly waiting its publication. Why not listen to Jill Loader the assistant head of primary care commissioning discussing the commissioning landscape on Monday and Anne Joshua, the Head of Community Pharmacy Strategy talking about the Pharmacy Integration Fund.

After delivering the largest health petition in UK history – the support your local pharmacy campaign, you may want to understand what is next? With a change in Prime Minister and most of the health team the final decision has been delayed. In the Keynote Theatre you have

Last year Kirit Patel, CEO of Day Lewis made a big impact within his session and we are delighted that Jay and Sam Patel, both Directors at Day Lewis, will be continuing Kirit’s session.. Kirit will be sadly missed, but we can make sure that his legacy to pharmacy lives on.

We must not be complacent. The ‘Right Care’ agenda is surging ahead identifying variation in practice and patient outcomes. This is linking in with medicines optimisation. I am sure that at some point in time it will turn its attention to community pharmacy looking at variation in service delivery, the outcomes in local communities and value for money. One might suggest that variation has been both a strength and a weakness of community pharmacy and the increasing dispensing workload may swamp the opportunity for clinical service delivery.

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GPs and pharmacists – working together in practice and in communities How can GPs and pharmacists – and community pharmacies – work together as one profession? As NHS England continues the roll out of the £31m clinical pharmacists in general practice pilot, this will be the big question that GPs, pharmacists and patients will want to see answered as the pilot progresses past the recruitment stage and as practice pharmacists build their practice-based skills. At the start of the clinical pharmacists in general practice pilot, NHS England predicted that surgery patients could expect their practice pharmacist to deliver extra help with their long-term conditions, and give specific advice, particularly when multiple medications are involved, and offer more access to clinical advice on treatments. Delegates visiting the 2016 Pharmacy Show will find that across all the conference education streams many different aspects of the GP practice pharmacist role are explored – from the general political vision for the pilot, as a medium for delivering new models of care – to the commercial opportunities for practices and communities.Without doubt, the presentation in the Keynote Theatre by Dr Graham Stretch, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Ealing GP Federation and Ravi Sharma, Head of Primary Care Integration and Lead Clinical GP Pharmacist at NHS England, will be a key conference talking point. After hearing the presentation by Nick Hunter, Chief Officer for Nottinghamshire, Doncaster and Rotherham LPCs and Cathy Quinn, from Newark & Sherwood CCG in PSNC’s Pharmacy Services Innovation Theatre, community pharmacy teams will also understand the opportunities ahead in terms of achieving the ambition of truly joint patient management. At this year’s Pharmacy Show, a dedicated area – the GP Practice Pharmacy Hub - will be set up for GPs, pharmacists and support team members to get together to discuss specific opportunities in general practice pharmacy. As well as offering some insight into the GP perspective of a practice based clinical pharmacist, the hub aims to supply delegates

It’s World Pharmacists Day on Sunday and what better way to celebrate than by attending the Show! Bring your team, tell your peers and let’s enjoy the perfect setting to celebrate the profession.

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CONTINUING KIRIT’S LEGACY Jay and Sam Patel, Keynote Theatre, Sunday, 16:45 – 17.30

Described by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society as a “giant of independent community pharmacy” and the “go to man” by another leading industry figure, Kirit was the person whose opinion was sought by everyone, including those in Government. In 1975, with his brother JC, he founded and subsequently grew the Day Lewis Group to almost 300 Pharmacies, which became not only an employer of choice, but the recipient of many Pharmacy Awards as well as Gold Investor in People status.

undergraduates in his acceptance speech: “Respect and care for people, aspire to achieve the impossible, create a network of support and never stop learning”. Since the sudden passing of Kirit Patel MBE in July, the industry has been united in honouring an outstanding ambassador of Pharmacy as well as a great family man. Kirit touched many lives and left a legacy that will endure forever.

This year, the awards are bigger than ever before, and are brought to you in association with The Pharmacy Show, where the winners will be announced. These accolades are designed to recognise your true hero products; the natural healthcare treatments, remedies and supplements that are proving particularly successful in independent pharmacies, across a variety of categories.

Voting is open now at www.naturalpharmacybusiness.com/awards. You will also be able to place your vote and come away with a free goody bag at the Natural Pharmacy Business stand (PG15) at the first day of The Pharmacy Show. Your winners will be announced in the VIP lounge on the second day of the show.

In continuing Kirit’s legacy, his children and existing Day Lewis directors, Jay and Sam Patel, will talk publicly for the first time since his demise. They will openly share their learnings from Kirit, outline their future vision for Day Lewis and discuss their roles going forwards.

Kirit was a firm believer in continual learning. He achieved an MBA from Westminster University, attained a Diploma in Philosophy from Brighton University and attended the Advanced Management Programme at Wharton. Only recently, in July, Kirit was awarded an Ash Soni OBE will be interviewing Jay and Sam Honorary Doctorate at Bath University and during this session. It is a session not to be he shared his business ethos to the assembled missed.

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AT A TIME OF UNCERTAINTY - DON’T MISS THE MOST IMPORTANT PHARMACY SHOW TO DATE Continued from main article of page 1. The Pharmacy Business Academy is back and includes a panel discussing the implications of Brexit on UK pharmacy and presentations from two leading lights in GP practice pharmacy on how community pharmacists and General Practice pharmacists can work together. With impending funding cuts it is worth looking at alternative revenue streams.

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The future is clinical so the PSNC Pharmacy Services Innovation Theatre and the Clinically Focused Care Theatre might give you some great ideas on what is possible. It includes a session on how pharmacy needs to change to work with new models of care and a whole host of new and innovative clinical services within community pharmacy. Everyone knows that the pharmacist is one of the most underused resources within the NHS, but it is only going to be the pharmacists that lead this change.

Sunday 25th & Monday 26th September, Hall 4, NEC Birmingham (B40 1NT)

Everyone is talking about GP Practice based pharmacists and the new GP Practice Pharmacy Hub will be a big attraction this year. With half of all GP practices expecting to contract clinical pharmacy services or employ their own pharmacists this will provide lots of opportunities for career development and contracted services. You need to hear from the experts who will describe the expanding role of practice pharmacists, the relationship between community pharmacy and General Practice and other new areas for co-operation such as care homes and polypharmacy.

Sunday 25th September Registration opens from 09.00, doors open 09.30 - 17.30

Community Pharmacy has been described as the window into public health and the Public Health and Wellbeing Forum has some very interesting sessions. Hearing Tom Newbold, the NHS implementation lead for the Diabetes Prevention Programme will be important now that the first wave has got off the ground.

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How Summary Care Records make a difference and a Code4Health workshop feature in the Pharmacy Technology theatre. Anne Joshua returns with Nina Snell, the Senior Programme Lead: integrated pharmacy across care settings will be talking about integrated pharmacy IT. Members of the public rely on healthcare advice from a community pharmacy. The Pharmacy Show welcomes back RBforhealth, the educational program from one of the leading suppliers of OTC medicines. They provide an opportunity for all members of the community pharmacy team to update themselves on children in winter, dry eye, colds, influenza and upper respiratory tract infections, antibiotic resistance and skin management. This is the 9th year of the The Pharmacy Show. It remains the key meeting for community pharmacists to come together with hospital, primary care and GP practice colleagues. There are over 400 exhibitors and more than 130 are new this year and some offer the opportunity to make purchases on the day. The exhibition floor will create a showcase for the latest offers from pharmacy organisations, professionals and business partners to enable you to develop your pharmacy both professionally and financially.

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Monday 26th September Registration opens from 09.00, doors open 09.30 - 17.00

Birmingham is at the hub of the UK motorway network, located just off Junction 6 of the M42, for Sat Nav use B40 1NT. The NEC is also linked to Birmingham International Train Station, and Birmingham Airport.

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Entrance to the Pharmacy Show is restricted to healthcare and allied healthcare industry professionals only. Nonhealthcare professionals, students and minors WILL NOT be permitted into the show. (this does not apply to pre-reg students who are welcome) Please note, there is NO childcare provision at the show, so please plan in advance.

GPs and pharmacists – working together in practice and in communities Continued from main article of page 1. Topics covered in the hub will include the management of patients with diabetes, cardiovascular disease and atrial fibrillation, as well as those taking multiple medications or looking to quit smoking. There will also be a chance for delegates to explore the business opportunities available to the practice based pharmacist, for example, when caring for patients in a care home. Much has been said about the impact of GP practice pharmacy on the existing community pharmacy network. Community pharmacists and their teams attending the show will no doubt be keen to understand how they can work with GP pharmacists to best effect. On the first day of the show, in the GP Practice Pharmacy Hub, Helen Kilminster, a GP pharmacist from NHS Worcestershire CCG, and Marianne Martin, from the West Midlands commissioning hub, will be on hand to explain the road ahead.

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Are you a pharmacy Technician? If you answered yes to this question, then this article is for you. Have you heard of the Association of PharmacyTechnicians (UK) (APTUK)? Whether you answered yes or no, please come along to our stand and find out about the many healthcare changes and initiatives that are specifically relevant for pharmacy technicians. As we all know one of the most profound changes came upon us on Thursday 23rd June 2016 when Britain voted for Brexit; the British exit from the European Union (EU). We don’t know as yet how this will affect us as citizens or how this will impact on pharmacy. What we do know though is that the regulation of medicines and medical devices is within EU legislation, which provides harmonised regulation of medicines across the member states. So, how does this currently work and what will it mean? The UK is part of the centralised authorisation system, operated by the European Medicines Agency (EMA). Pharmaceutical companies, when seeking marketing authorisation for medicines, are able to submit a single application to the EMA which then applies to the EU and other European Free Trade countries. The UKs Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MRHA) looks at marketing authorisations for medicines and devices to be used in the UK only.

emphasis will be on public health and disease prevention. As pharmacies become ‘the first point of contact’ for minor ailments and long term conditions where do pharmacy technicians fit into this vision?

For clinical trials, although currently managed nationally, harmonised regulations across the EU were due to come into play in 2018. This was aiming to give a single point of entry to companies wishing to carry out clinical trials of new medicines. It is too early to say what will happen, except that the EMA is currently based in London and reports are suggesting that relocation will be required with Brexit meaning uncertainties and potential future complexities. What implications this will have on clinical trials remains to be seen, however some pharmaceutical companies have raised concerns that this could mean the UK missing out on some clinical trials if not part of this future harmonised system. Much to keep our eye on and how it will affect pharmacy practice.

APTUK suggests and emphasises that pharmacy technicians have a role to play in supporting these services, as professionals who are an integral part of medicines optimisation and medicines supply. Pharmacy technicians are already helping patients by supporting many of the locally commissioned community enhanced services, such as smoking cessation, care home medicine supplies, weight management, out of hours services etc, delivered in the pharmacy to improve the public’s health and well being. APTUK are also delighted that pharmacy technicians, along with pharmacists, now have access to a patient’s Summary Care Records to help them provide safer care and to help reduce avoidable medication errors.

There are many other changes that we are also mindful of. Last year NHS England launched a £15million scheme to fund and employ pharmacists in GP surgeries, APTUK, your professional leadership body asks, what can pharmacy technicians do to support the general practice and community teams? What part will pharmacy technicians play in improving patient care, particularly those already working in and with GP practices? As both financial and clinical challenges continue to affect an over stretched NHS along with an ageing and growing population, it is recognised that greater

As the professional leadership body for pharmacy technicians, APTUK have been representing the profession at a number of events looking at how all the healthcare professions can work as part of an integrated system that is easy to use by patients and that makes the best use of all resources.

If you are reading this article, it’s very likely that you are already committed to professional development and excellence. APTUK are proud to be a partner of the Pharmacy Show as it offers access to free cutting edge CPD opportunities helping you to be professionally the best that you can be. Come and visit stand PH82 where you will find your ‘professional leadership’ body, the representatives of the pharmacy technician profession. We’re looking forward to seeing there. Diane Taylor – Events Officer APTUK Tess Fenn - President APTUK

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COME AND SEE rbforhealth is the training partner of choice for the Pharmacy Show in 2016. Join us at the rbforhealth educational theatre, in the café and theatre area, to refresh your knowledge and gain useful insights and practical advice from experts on topics relevant to everyday practice in pharmacy. The same programme will run on each of the two days.

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The programme will consist of five interactive sessions with the theme of winter running throughout. Topics include common winter ailments in children, upper respiratory tract infections, antibiotic resistance, dry eye and dry skin management. The programme has been developed through collaboration between rbforhealth and experts from various therapy areas.

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This is an opportunity to hear presentations from key opinion leaders with Q&A sessions to enable you to ask any questions you might have. The experts will also be available after the talks to answer any further questions. Whether you are a pharmacy owner, manager or team member, these sessions are designed to help you address the specific issues that commonly arise in pharmacy.

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Discover ways to differentiate your pharmacy with Quantum Pharma Quantum Pharma, a service-led, niche pharmaceutical developer, manufacturer and supplier to the Health and Care sectors will return to the Pharmacy Show at Birmingham’s NEC on 25 and 26 September 2016. As one of the Show’s must-see exhibitors, the Group is also offering invited guests access to the VIP Lounge to enjoy complimentary hospitality, a chance to network with like-minded peers and learn about its products and services in a relaxing retreat from the show floor. With the on-going challenges around funding cuts and the pressure on pharmacists to take an ever more clinical role, experts from the Group’s businesses will be on hand to showcase how its innovative products and services can enhance pharmacy businesses and patient care. Valued by a long standing customer base for its innovative services, experts from Quantum Pharma’s specials and obtains business, Quantum Pharmaceutical will be on hand to talk to visitors about how its service has evolved to ensure pharmacies can meet the demands of a 24/7 NHS. Catherine Brown, Commercial Director of the Specials Division explains, “Working to reflect the opening hours of pharmacies, our customer service experts are on hand to offer product and ordering support from 8am until 10pm most days. Understanding that speed is also critical, our specialists are ready to manufacture and deliver a range of products within 15 hours of an order being placed to hit our next morning delivery promise. Our extensive supply chain and dedicated experts also make sourcing hard-to find items quick and easy.”

Building on the success of the Biodose medication management trays from Quantum Pharma’s adherence business, Protomed, visitors can also get their first look at the newly-launched telehealth version, Biodose Connect™. Designed to support medication adherence, the pioneering technology could innovate the way that pharmacies dispense and support patients. Ian Pearce, Managing Director of the Medication Adherence Division says, “As the Healthcare sector anticipates further rises in long-term conditions, Biodose Connect™ sets out to help patients to take the right medication, at the right dose and at the right time through its clever reminder systems. Patients are further supported through the device’s real-time adherence monitoring capability, which enables healthcare professionals and/or nominated carers to intervene when doses are missed.”

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Public Health roles in Pharmacy Pfizer Healthy Partnerships Pharmacies need to take bold and urgent action on public health. Continuing challenges facing the health and care system during 2015-16 provide a timely impetus for Pharmacy Show visitors to fine-tune their public health advice skills. Demographic change, in particular the challenges of an ageing population; rising public expectations, particularly over the opportunities presented by new technologies; and the fiscal challenge of reconciling rising demand with finite resources conspire to place increasing emphasis on healthy lifestyles that prevent disease or mitigate the impact of existing conditions. Smoking cessation, flu vaccination, safe sex, responsible alcohol consumption and weight management are all well documented public health strategies. But achieving behavioural changes that lead to a healthier lifestyle and which prevent disease is not easy – old habits die hard. Social factors affecting particular population groups may make public health messages hard to hear. For some newer public health challenges, for example, childhood obesity, services may not yet widely be available. Summing up the challenge ahead for purveyors of public health will be the presentation entitled,‘Take the small steps to better health’. This is delivered this year in the Pharmacy Show’s Public Health & Wellbeing Forum by Philips Personal Health. At the 2016 Pharmacy Show, taking place at the Birmingham NEC on September 25-26, there is a key focus of attention on public health. And, with their established position and reach into local communities – often into patients’ homes - community pharmacies are ideally located to take public health messages to the population in a form in which it will be heard. Thanks to its expanded format, the Pharmacy Show’s Public Health & Wellbeing Forum is able to offer visitors unprecedented access to the very best practical advice and thought-leadership in public health. Sessions this year see practising community pharmacists share their first-hand advice for delivering services such as smoking cessation, as well as overcoming the practical challenges of running health and wellbeing clinics in the pharmacy. Experts will tackle the big issue of the day, and will show how to establish good nutritional habits from the start of a child’s life, while key opinion leaders in public health will give useful updates on the current political imperatives including the healthy living pharmacy and diabetes prevention programmes. Business-orientated sessions including a focus on Coldzyme – a new treatment for colds - as well as screening for atrial fibrillation will explain the commercial benefits for pharmacies that get more involved in public health.

Visit the Public Health and Wellbeing forum! The full programme can be found on page 13.

and Community Pharmacy Pfizer’s commitment to investing in the future of pharmacy is represented by Pfizer Healthy Partnerships, a selection of tools and resources connecting pharmacists with professional and commercial support. Pfizer Healthy Partnerships can benefit pharmacists by helping build confidence when engaging with patients and supporting business development.

• Supporting professional development – providing learning resources and skills development training • Enhancing the patient experience – helping pharmacy to provide a quality patient experience with training for pharmacists and support materials for patients The Pfizer Healthy Partnerships tools and resources available via the Access Pfizer website have been developed with the needs of pharmacy professionals in mind. These resources aim to support pharmacy when delivering patient-focused services, which in turn could improve patient outcomes. Resource toolkits developed to date include: Medicines Optimisation, the Smoking Cessation Scratch Card Campaign, Right Route:Right Care, the Oral Anticoagulation Toolkit, the New Medicine Service Toolkit, communication skills training and therapy training modules. These toolkits can be viewed and ordered on the recently refreshed Access Pfizer website. The streamlined design and improved navigation, means that once healthcare professionals are logged in they are now no more than three clicks away from the resources available. Many of the resources have been endorsed by pharmacy organisations including the Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee, Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Pharmacy Voice. To view and order the Pfizer Healthy Partnerships tools and resources visit accesspfizer.co.uk or come along and meet the Pfizer Healthy Partnerships team at the Pharmacy Show.

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Pharmacy show 2016 programme overview Keynote Theatre:

PHARMACY 2016 AND BEYOND

Sunday 25th September

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09.45 - 17.30

Theatre chair Charles Alessi, Senior Advisor, Public Health England

10:00 - 15:45

Theatre chair Charles Alessi, Senior Advisor, Public Health England

09.45 - 10.30

The future outlook for community pharmacy services Alistair Buxton, Director of NHS Services, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee

10.00 - 10.45

11.00 - 11.45

Building Capacity: the future of community pharmacy in promoting the public’s health Duncan Stephenson, Director of External Affairs, Royal Society Public Health

Community pharmacy: facing the future – one set of opportunities and challenges, or two? Panel chair: Rob Darracott, Chief Executive, Pharmacy Voice, The panel: John Nuttall, CEO, Well Pharmacy, Ian Strachan, Chair, NPA,, Peter Cattee, CEO, PCT Healthcare Ltd, Marc Donovan, Chief Pharmacist Boots UK, Rupert Newman, UK Sales Director, Celesio

12.15 - 13.00

Question time: “If I could change one thing about pharmacy in the next 12 months it would be…” Panel chair: Richard Thomas, FRPharmS, Editor – Pharmacy Magazine, Communications International Group, The Panel: Claire Ward, Chair, Pharmacy Voice, Luvjit Kandula, Chief Officer, Leicestershire and Rutland Local Pharmaceutical Committee, Sandra Gidley, Chair, English Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, John Murphy, General Secretary, PDA Union, Jonathan McShane, Chair, Pharmacy and the Public Health Forum

11.15 - 11.30

Ministerial update The Rt.Hon. David Mowatt TBC

12.30 - 13.15

Community pharmacists in care homes - can they deliver or are they compromised? Sandra Gidley, Chair, English Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society

13.45 - 14.15

New models of care & update on GP pharmacists Dr Graham Stretch, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Ealing GP Federation and Ravi Sharma, Head of Primary Care Integration and Lead Clinical GP Pharmacist, Green Light GP Connect; Programme Clinical Lead (Clinical Pharmacy), NHS England

15.00 - 15.45

The commissioning landscape Jill Loader, Assistant Head of Primary Care Commissioning, NHS England

16.00 - 16.45

Closing keynote Ash Soni, OBE FFRPS FRPharmS, LPN Chair (Pharmacy) London and English Pharmacy Board, Royal Pharmaceutical Society

13:15 - 14:00

Delivering digital medicines Richard Ashcroft, Programme Director, Digital Medicine, Nina Snell, Programme Head Integrated Pharmacy across Care Settings (IPaCS), Rachel Habergham, Programme Head, Electronic Prescription Service, Fintan Grant, Programme Head, Pharmacy Supply Chain and Secondary Uses

14:30 - 15:15

Pharmacy integration Anne Joshua, Head of Community Pharmacy Strategy, NHS England

15:45 - 16:30

Key developments in pharmacy regulation Duncan Rudkin, Chief Executive, General Pharmaceutical Council

16:45 - 17:30

Continuing Kirit’s legacy Jay Patel & Sam Patel, Directors, Day Lewis Group This session will be about sharing experiences of Kirit and the lessons learned, announcing their leadership roles going forwards and talking about their future vision of Pharmacy.

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09.45 - 17.15

Theatre chair Raj Nutan, Director of Commercial Operations, Numark Ltd

09.45 - 17.15

Theatre chair Raj Nutan, Director of Commercial Operations, Numark Ltd

09.45 - 10.15

Pharmacy branding: How to create a sustained competitive advantage Gavin Birchall, BPharm Hons, FRPS, PGCert Management, MA Graphic Design, Founder and Managing Director DOSE Design and Marketing Ltd

09.45 - 10.30

Wholesaling Peter Blundell, Senior GDP Inspector, MHRA and Peter Brown, GDP Inspector, MHRA

10.45 - 11.30

Key considerations to maximise your pharmacy’s value Alison Bates, Business Development Executive, Mediholdings

11.00 - 11.30

Leadership, how to lead your pharmacy business to success Ian Strachan, Chair, NPA , Leyla Hannbeck, Chief Pharmacist, National Pharmacy Association

11.45 - 12.15

Setting up a travel clinic – why and how GSK Representative and Pharmacy Services Expert

12.00 - 12.30

Setting up a travel clinic – why and how GSK Representative and Pharmacy Services Expert

12.45 - 13.15

Prescription funding for success Anne-Marie Jones, Director, Healthcare Northwest, RBS

13.00 - 13.30

How multiples can use data for more profitability John Hogan, Chief Data Scientist and Co-Founder, Real World Retail

13.45 - 14.15

Maximising income, minimising costs, managing finances – business basics in tough times Noel Wicks, Managing Director, Right Medicine Pharmacy Ltd and Leyla Hannbeck, Chief Pharmacist, National Pharmacy Association

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

A fast guide to business planning for growth Mike Holden, FRPharmS, Principal Consultant, MH Associates

Leaving the EU - what does this mean for UK Pharmacy? Panel chair: Leyla Hannbeck, Chief Pharmacist, National Pharmacy Association, The panel: Jay Patel, Director, Day Lewis Pharmacy, Rajiv Shah, Director, Sigma Pharmaceuticals, Gareth Jones, Pharmacist and Pharmacy Manager, Murrays Pharmacy, Cumbria, Nick Evans, Senior Employment Law Advisor, Ellis Whittam

15.45 - 16.15

Pharmacy tax efficiencies - where and how John Ierston, Chartered Accountant, UHY Hacker Young

16.45 - 17.15

How can community and general practice pharmacists work together for mutual benefit and profit? Dr Graham Stretch, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Ealing GP Federation and Ravi Sharma, Head of Primary Care Integration and Lead Clinical GP Pharmacist, Green Light GP Connect; Programme Clinical Lead (Clinical Pharmacy), NHS England

15.45 - 16.15

Increase your sales and profits by delivering against your customers’ needs Tom Fender, MD, Fizz

16.45 - 17.15

How do you find more time to do more of the stuff that makes you money Andy Chilton, Director, Velresco

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Embracing the Digital Revolution Sunday 25th September 10.00 - 17.30

Chair Alastair Buxton, Director of NHS Services, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee, Rosie Taylor, Head of Service Development, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee

10.00 - 10.30

AF screening service Dr Nicola Tyers, PhD CMgr MRPharmS MCMI PGCTertT, Director, The Pharmacy Training Company

11.00 - 11.30

Patient joint management plan - GP, CP and the patient Nick Hunter, Chief Officer, Nottinghamshire, Doncaster and Rotherham LPCs and Cathy Quinn, Clinical Lead - Pharmacy & Prescribing Transformation, Newark & Sherwood CCG

12.00 - 12.30

ACE - early diagnosis of cancer. Xray through community pharmacy Nick Hunter, Chief Officer, Nottinghamshire, Doncaster and Rotherham LPCs and Laura Sharp, Clinical Services Lead, D and R Sharp (Chemists) Ltd.

13.00 - 13.30

Refer to Pharmacy: From hospital to community pharmacy - making it work effectively Alistair Gray, Clinical Services Lead Pharmacist, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust

14.00 - 14.30

Making Time: Supporting those with learning disabilities through community pharmacy Nigel Hughes, Public Health Specialist, Community Pharmacy West Yorkshire

15.00 - 15.30

Anticoagulation in Atrial Fibrillation (AF) and the AHSNs Tony Jamieson, Clinical Lead for Medicines, Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science Network

16.00 - 16.30

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) & Community pharmacy innovative partnership Paul Bennett, Chief Officer, Hampshire & Isle of Wight LPC, Dr Subha Muthalagu, Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist, New Forest CAMHS

17.00 - 17.30

Changing pharmacy to flourish in the world of new models of care David Bearman, Chair, Devon Local Pharmaceutical Committee

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Chair Alastair Buxton, Director of NHS Services, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee, Rosie Taylor, Head of Service Development, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee

10.45 - 11.15

Birmingham Umbrella sexual health services Jeff Blankley, Chair, Birmingham LPC

11.45 - 12.15

Joint working with GPs Claire Thomas, Chief Officer, Sheffield LPC

12.45 - 13.15

Recognising the need for a Parkinson’s Disease specific MUR Stephanie Bancroft, BSc MRPharmS, Community Pharmacist and LPF Lead, RPS London NW Local Practice Forum

13.45 - 14.15

Community Pharmacy Future - Pharmacy Care Plan service Malcolm Harrison, Senior Manager, Projects & Contracts Development, Boots UK

14.45 - 15.15

Anticoagulation in Atrial Fibrillation (AF) and the AHSNs Neil Watson, Programme Lead, North East Cumbria AHSN and Director or Pharmacy, Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

15.45 - 16.15

BBV testing in community pharmacies – An integrated approach Kevin Noble, Pinnacle Health Partnership LLP

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Pharmacy Technology Sunday 25th September 09.45 - 13.30

Theatre chair Siobhan Murphy, Senior Project Manager, Digital Medicines Domain, NHS Digital

09.45 - 10.15

The future of EPS Siobhan Murphy, Senior Project Manager, Digital Medicines Domain, NHS Digital, Candice Moore, Programme Manager, NHS Digital

10.45 - 11.15

How to improve branch efficiency - smart use of “Hub and Spoke” Andy Beesley, Director, Medication Management Solutions

11.45 - 12.15

12.45 - 13.15

Manage your repeats more efficiently. With your own local filling solution Arnd Mommers, Sales Director, Willach Pharmacy Solutions GmbH

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Theatre chair Aamer Safdar, EPB Member

10.00 - 10.30

Summary Care Records – how it makes a difference Harpreet Shergill, Implementation Manager, NHS Digital

11.00 - 11.30

Pharmacies as digital hub for patient-centric care Quintus Liu, CEO, Healthera Ltd , Martin Hao, Managing Director, Healthera Ltd

12.00 - 12.30

How to improve branch efficiency - smart use of “Hub and Spoke” Andy Beesley, Director, Medication Management Solutions

13.00 - 13.30

CheckRx and Check34 – get to grips with your prescription business Patrick Grice, PSNC, Stephen Fishwick, Head of Communications, NPA

15.00 - 15.30

Integrated pharmacy IT Anne Joshua, Head of Community Pharmacy Strategy, NHS England, Nina Snell, Senior Programme Lead: Integrated Pharmacy across Care Settings, Health & Social Care Information Centre

Summary Care Records – how it makes a difference Harpreet Shergill, Implementation Manager, NHS Digital

13.45 - 14.15

Automation doesn’t always mean robots, but does mean cost savings. Innovative ways to improve dispensary workflow and save time and money Stephen Dickson, MRPharmS, Director, MethaMeasure Ltd

14.45 - 15.15

CheckRx and Check34 – get to grips with your prescription business Patrick Grice, PSNC, Stephen Fishwick, Head of Communications, NPA

16.45 - 17.15

Code4Health Workshop Mohammed Hussain, Community Lead, Pharmacy Code4Health; Clinical Lead, Integrated Pharmacy Across Care Settings

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Monday 26th September

Sunday 25th September 09.45 - 17.00

Theatre Chair Nigel Chivers, Director & Clinical Enthusiast, Communications International Group Ltd

10.00 - 17.00

Theatre Chair Nigel Chivers, Director & Clinical Enthusiast, Communications International Group Ltd

09.45 - 11.15

Diabetes care for community pharmacists: NICE Type 2 Diabetes guidelines update and patient case studies Dr Vinod Patel, MD, MRCP, Hon Consultant Physician, Principle Clinical Teaching Fellow, George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust, Satyan Kotecha, Pharmacist, LPN Chair, West Midlands

10.00 - 10.45

Anti-microbial resistance Phil Howard, Consultant Antimicrobial Pharmacist

11.15 - 11.45

Opioid analgesic dependence Duncan Hill, Specialist Pharmacist in Substance Misuse, NHS Lanarkshire, Stephanie Bancroft, BSc MRPharmS, Community Pharmacist and LPF Lead, RPS London NW Local Practice Forum

12.15 - 13.00

AF through community pharmacy Helen Williams, MRPharmS PGDip(Cardiol) Ipresc, Consultant Pharmacist for Cardiovascular Disease and Clinical Director for CVD/AF, Health Innovation Network, South London

13.30 - 14.30

Unlocking the full potential of community pharmacy: sharing best practice in clinical services Elizabeth Ward, Director of Policy, Pharmacy Voice, Ade Williams, Superintendent Pharmacists from Bedminster Pharmacy in Bristol, Kath Gulson, CEO, Community Pharmacy Lancashire

11.45 - 12.45

Managing your asthma patients Professor Anna Murphy, Consultant Respiratory Pharmacist, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

13.15 - 14.15

Anaphylaxis management through community pharmacy: The who, the how and the why? Delivered by the Anaphylaxis Campaign Lynne Regent, CEO, Anaphylaxis Campaign This educational session has been sponsored by Bausch and Lomb who have had no input into the content.

14.15 - 15.30

Blood pressure workshop Sotiris Antoniou, Consultant Pharmacist, Cardiovascular Medicine, Barts Health NHS Trust and Lead Pharmacist for UCL Partners, AHSN

16.15 - 17.00

AF detection, the role for community pharmacy Sotiris Antoniou, Consultant Pharmacist, Cardiovascular Medicine, Barts Health NHS Trust and Lead Pharmacist for UCL Partners, AHSN

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Flu Vaccination, Injection Technique and CPR Training Mohammed Ibrahim, ClinDip MRPharmS Ipresc, Clinical Pharmacist, Hala Jawad, Practice Pharmacist, Health Score Tracker Ltd

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Sunday 25th September 10.00 - 10.30

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Introduction to the role of GP Pharmacist Ravi Sharma, Head of Primary Care Integration and Lead Clinical GP Pharmacist, Green Light GP Connect; Programme Clinical Lead (Clinical Pharmacy), NHS England

10.00 - 10.30

Introduction to the role of GP Pharmacist Hala Jawad, Practice Pharmacist

10.45 - 11.15

AF - the role of GP pharmacists Helen Williams, MRPharmS PGDip(Cardiol) Ipresc Consultant Pharmacist for Cardiovascular Disease for South London

11.30 - 12.00

Working together as one profession: GP pharmacist and Community Pharmacies Helen Kilminster, GP Pharmacist, NHS Worcestershire CCG, Marianne Martin, West Midlands Commissioning Hub

10.45 - 11.15

GP’s perspective on the role of GP Pharmacists and opportunities for improving patient care Speaker TBC

11.30 - 12.00

Diabetes in general practice Dr Vinod Patel MD, MRCP, Hon Consultant Physician, PrincipleClinical Teaching Fellow George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust

12.15 - 12.45

Working together as one profession: GP pharmacist and Community Pharmacies Helen Kilminster, GP Pharmacist, NHS Worcestershire CCG, Marianne Martin, West Midlands Commissioning Hub

12.15 - 12.45

Discover how a ‘walk in my shoes’ project in Lewisham has allowed GPs Practices and Community Pharmacies to exchange roles and learn how to work better together to improve patient care Cleo Butterworth, Medicines Optimisation Lead, NHS Lewisham CCG

13.30 - 14.00 Supported By:

Smoking Cessation clinic in GP Fin McCaul, Pharmacist, Prestwich Pharmacy Ltd

13.30 - 14.00

CV in General Practice Helen Williams, MRPharmS PGDip(Cardiol) Ipresc Consultant Pharmacist for Cardiovascular Disease for South London

14.15 - 14.45

Polypharmacy: Practical implementation Helen Kilminster, GP Pharmacist, NHS Worcestershire CCG, Marianne Martin, West Midlands Commissioning Hub

14.15 - 14.45

Polypharmacy: Practical implementation Dr Martin Duerden, Senior Clinical Lecturer, Medicines Evaluation, Bangor University and Consultant Adviser, Medicines Optimisation, Keele University

15.00 - 15.30

Care Homes Services- Opportunities for community pharmacists Dr Graham Stretch, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Ealing GP Federation

15.00 - 15.30

Care Homes Services- Opportunities for community pharmacists Dr Graham Stretch, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Ealing GP Federation

Independent Prescribing New this year is the Education Hub and a selection of further education providers across the show floor, all on hand to support you to achieve the learning outcomes required by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) in order to apply to be annotated as a pharmacist independent prescriber.

Make sure you visit…. Education Hub (PG80) • Robert Gordon University • Sandwell College • Birmingham Metropolitan College

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10.00 - 10.30

Screening for atrial ﬁbrillation with the Microlife WatchBP blood pressure monitor: Research evidence and practice recommendations Dr Willem Verberk, Clinical Lead, Microlife

10.45 - 11.15

Coldzyme - new clinically proven cold treatment Mats Clarsund, VP R&D, Enzymatica AB, Sweden

11.00 - 11.30

Managing common infant feeding problems The nutritional approach Speaker TBC

11.45 - 12.15

12.00 - 12.45

Healthy Living Pharmacy - Why, how and what now? Deborah Evans, FFRPS FRPharmS, Managing Director, Pharmacy Complete

Screening for atrial ﬁbrillation with the Microlife WatchBP blood pressure monitor: Research evidence and practice recommendations Dr Willem Verberk, Clinical Lead, Microlife

13.15 - 13.45

“TEAR, FLARE, REPAIR”: managing flaring joint pain. infirst Healthcare proud to support Arthritis Research UK Terry Maguire, Pharmacist and Senior Lecturer, Maguire Pharmacy

12.45 - 13.15

Diabetes prevention programme Tom Newbound, Implementation Lead, NHS Diabetes Programme

14.15 - 14.45

Dry eye the ticking time bomb! Nick Howard, FBDO Hons CL FBCLA, Contact Lens Op, Icontact Ltd

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15.00 - 15.30

An Omega 3 entiched approach to heart health Helen Seward, Company Nutritionist, Marks and Spencer PLC; Linda Main, Dietetic Advisor, HEART UK

Introducing Philips Personal Health Programs – “Take the small steps to better health” Nikos Anastasopoulos, Business Development Director, Philips Personal Health, UK&I

14.45 - 15.15

Emergency contraception; what women want Deborah Evans, FFRPS FRPharmS, Managing Director, Pharmacy Complete

15.45 - 16.15

The over 50s DO need to supplement! Dr Max Gowland PhD, Founder, Prime Fifty Ltd

16.00 - 16.30

Introducing Philips Personal Health Programs – “Take the small steps to better health” Nikos Anastasopoulos, Business Development Director, Philips Personal Health, UK&I

17.00 - 17.30 Supported By:

Smoking cessation Fin McCaul, Pharmacist, Prestwich Pharmacy Ltd

RBforHealth EDUCATIONAL THEATRE Sunday 25th September

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Monday 26th September

11.00 - 11.30

Children’s chills, fevers and flu Dipak Kanabar, Consultant General Paediatrician, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

11.00 - 11.30

Children’s chills, fevers and flu Dipak Kanabar, Consultant General Paediatrician, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

12.00 - 12.30

Dry eye: winter winds and central heating Shelly Bansal, Director, First Contact Opticians Ltd

12.00 - 12.30

Dry eye: winter winds and central heating Shelly Bansal, Director, First Contact Opticians Ltd

13.00 - 13.30

Understanding cold, influenza and upper respiratory tract infections Sarah Mainland, Sales Training and Development Manager, RB UK, Frances Mogridge, Sales Training and Development Manager, RB UK

13.00 - 13.30

Understanding cold, influenza and upper respiratory tract infections Sarah Mainland, Sales Training and Development Manager, RB UK, Frances Mogridge, Sales Training and Development Manager, RB UK

14.00 - 14.30

Antibiotic resistance: the role of the pharmacist Terry Maguire, Pharmacist and Senior Lecturer, Maguire Pharmacy

14.00 - 14.30

Antibiotic resistance: the role of the pharmacist Terry Maguire, Pharmacist and Senior Lecturer, Maguire Pharmacy

15.00 - 15.30

Dry skin management: the tip of the iceberg Julie Van Onselen, Director and Trainer, Dermatology Education Partnership Ltd

15.00 - 15.30

Dry skin management: the tip of the iceberg Julie Van Onselen, Director and Trainer, Dermatology Education Partnership Ltd

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SPECIAL EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS Summary Care Record – Implementation briefing session Come and attend the SCR Implementation Briefing Sessions, the perfect start to helping you go live and start reaping the benefits of SCR. Plus, attend the last session of each day on the need for governance of access to SCR and the role of the privacy officer. Sunday September 25th - 11:00, 14:00, 15:00 Located in the Piazza Suites Monday September 26th - 11:00, 12:30, 14:00

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AIMp Superintendents Forum Monday September 26th, 09:00 – 14:30 located in Piazza Suite The AIMp Superintendents’ Forum is an opportunity for members to meet and discuss important issues and topics affecting the Superintendent Pharmacists in AIMp member companies. By invitation only: Please contact Diane Moss (diane.moss@aimp.co.uk) for further information

GET LIVE FLU INJECTION TRAINING AT THE SHOW! ECG Ltd, a market leader in providing vaccination training for community pharmacists, will be exhibiting this year and are offering one to one ‘sign off’ sessions for pharmacists requiring face to face skills assessment. Training will be available on their stand on both days of the show, please get there early to avoid dissapointment. To find out more about our training see us at the show, or to pre-book a one to one sign off slot (max one hour) at a discounted price of £24 contact Sadie at PA@ecgtraining.co.uk.

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHT: QUESTION TIME! “IF I COULD CHANGE ONE THING ABOUT PHARMACY IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS IT WOULD BE…”

Hear from leading industry experts with one minute each on what they would change about pharmacy. The panel, chaired by Pharmacy Magazine Editor Richard Thomas, will feature:

Richard Thomas, Session chair, Editor, CIG

Claire Ward, Chair, Pharmacy Voice

Luvjit Kandula, Chief Officer, Leicestershire and Rutland LPC

Sandra Gidley, Chair, English Pharmacy Board, RPS

John Murphy Director, PDA

Followed by Question Time: Answering questions and commenting on statements from you! What would you change and why? What should and shouldn’t be changed? Tell us and put your opinions to the panel! Email next12months@closerstillmedia.com or tweet us on #ps16 #nxt12mnts

NETWORKING DRINKS The Pharmacy Show will be hosting a free drinks reception for all delegates and would like to invite you to join us.

The reception gathers together like-minded forward-thinking members of the profession and industry in a relaxed atmosphere, providing a valuable networking opportunity between delegates, speakers and exhibitors. Share insightful conversations with your peers on the first day. The reception will be taking place in the VIP Lounge sponsored by Quantum Pharma on day one from 17.30-19:00.

Jonathan McShane Chair, Pharmacy and the Public Health Forum Keynote Theatre, Sunday 12:15 - 13:00

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On stand lectures from GSK Consumer Healthcare – visit stand PD10 Visit the GSK Consumer Healthcare stand (PD10) at the Pharmacy Show and take part in one of our on stand interactive learning programmes: Growing the pain relief category and your business with Voltarol® – this session will educate on the daily impact pain can have on your customers and the role the pharmacy team plays in helping manage this condition. The impact of cold & flu on your pharmacy – Day & Night Nurse® (Day Nurse® capsules: Paracetamol, Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride and Pholcodine, Night Nurse® capsules: Paracetamol, Promethazine Hydrochloride and Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide) – this session will cover how the pharmacy team can help those suffering from cold & flu and how Day & Night Nurse® can help your customers. The GSK team will also be on hand throughout the 2 days to discuss the commercial side of pharmacy business and how GSK can help support your customers. GSK Consumer Healthcare – a range of healthcare brands to support your pharmacy and your customers. Visit our stand near the visitor entrance of the main exhibition area to find out more about key brands from GSK Consumer Healthcare for pharmacy customers. *Night Nurse® and Day Nurse® capsules are indicated for those over the age of 12. Day Nurse® liquid is from 16 years of age. **Refers to the range having products for use in the day and night 1. GSK data on file, Global Pain Index, n=500+. February 2015. 2. Predel HG et al. Efficacy and safety of diclofenac diethylamine 2.32% gel in acute ankle sprain. Med Sci Sports Exerc 2012; 44(9): 1629-1636. 3. Brune K. Persistence of NSAIDs at effect sites and rapid disappearance from sid-effect compartments contributes to tolerability. Curr Med Res Opin 2007; 23(12): 2985-2995. 4. Dreiser RL. Topical Antirheumatic Drug Therapy: Current Practice and Future Trends. Eur J Rheumatol Infl 1994; 14 (4): 3-8. 5. Sioufi A et al. Percutaneous Absorption Of Diclofenac In Healthy Volunteers After Single And Repeated Topical Application Of Diclofenac Emulgel. Biopharm Drug Dispos 1994; 15: 441-449. 6. NICE Clinical Knowledge Summaries. Eczema – atopic. July 2015. Available at:chttp://cks.nice.org.uk/eczema-atopic#!backgroundsub:2. Accessed on 22/08/16 7. GSK data on file (A study in healthy adults with dry, itchy skin (n=26) for Oilatum Cream).c2014. 8. NICE Clinical Knowledge Summaries – Common cold. Available atc http://cks. nice.org.uk/common-cold. Accessed on 22/08/16 9. GSK data on file, 2014

Recent consumer research conducted by GSK found that 56% of people in the UK feel that body pain compromises their ability to participate in physical activities they like.1 Voltarol® 12 Hour Emulgel® P 2.32% Gel contains diclofenac diethylammonium and offers effective pain relief without a tablet. A morning and evening application can offer all day relief from joint pain.2-5 In the UK it is estimated that 15-20% of children and 2-10% of adults are affected by atopic eczema.6 Oilatum Cream (light liquid paraffin, white soft paraffin) is clinically tested to significantly reduce itching for up to 8 hours (study conducted in healthy adults with dry, itchy skin) 7 and is formulated to help restore the skin barrier and break the itch-scratch cycle for customers with eczema and related dry skin conditions. Adults and children* experience 2-4 and 3-8 colds a year8, respectively. Day & Night Nurse® offers powerful 24-hour** relief from cold & flu symptoms – nothing is stronger for cold & flu.9 Ahead of the show you are welcome to pre-arrange a meeting with your dedicated GSK representative or alternatively contact David Healey – david.j.healey@ gsk.com.

Product Information Voltarol Emulgel P, Voltarol 12 Hour Emulgel P 2.32% Gel, Voltarol Pain-eze Emulgel (diclofenac diethylammonium). Indications: Local symptomatic relief of pain and inflammation in trauma of the tendons, ligaments, muscles and joints e.g. due to sprains, strains and bruises, and localised forms of soft tissue rheumatism. Emulgel P only: Relief of pain of non-serious arthritic conditions. Legal category: Emulgel P & 12 Hour Emulgel P: P. Pain-Eze Emulgel: GSL. Licence holder: GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare (UK) Trading Limited, 980 Great West Road, Brentford, Middlesex, TW8 9GS, U.K.

Healthcare (UK) Trading Limited, 980 Great West Road, Brentford, Middlesex, TW8 9GS, U.K. Information about this product, including adverse reactions, precautions, contraindications, and method of use can be found at http://www.medicines.org. uk/emc/medicine/16069.

Information about these products, including adverse reactions, precautions, contra-indications, and method of use can be found at:

Oilatum Cream and Oilatum Junior Cream (light liquid paraffin, white soft paraffin). Indications: Contact dermatitis, atopic eczema, senile pruritus, ichthyosis and related dry skin conditions. Legal category: GSL. Licence holder: Stiefel, 980 Great West Road, Brentford, Middlesex, TW8 9GS, U.K. Information about these products, including adverse reactions, precautions, contra-indications and method of use can be found at:

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/21038+EmulgelP https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/27624+12hourEmulgelP https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/21040+Pain-ezeEmulgel

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/2114+cream https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/17527+juniorcream Trade marks are owned by or licensed to the GSK group of companies.

Day & Night Nurse Capsules. Day-time Capsules: (paracetamol, pseudoephedrine hydrochloride, pholcodine). Night-time Capsules: (paracetamol, promethazine hydrochloride, dextromethorphan hydrobromide). Indications: Short term relief of the symptoms of colds and influenza during the day or at night. Legal category: P. Licence holder: GlaxoSmithKline Consumer

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Mustela, the No.1 Baby and Stretch Marks Skin Care Brand in European Pharmacies , now available in the UK Insights about the Baby care market in the UK show that the category has a current value of £409 million (2014) and in the next years will see a growth of 3% with sales set to reach £463 Million by 2019. Pregnant women and new mums really look to Pharmacists for advice during this key period in their lives, so make the most of it and stock products that this key audience want and need. Mustela is the only brand to feature a complete range that meets all the skin requirements of babies and children from birth on, covering Normal Skin, Dry Skin, Atopic prone skin (Eczema) and Sensitive Skin as well as Suncare. There is also a dedicated Pregnancy range which can be used by expectant mothers throughout their pregnancy as well as after the baby is born. All Mustela products are the result of the very latest dermatological research and are designed in accordance with the principle of sustainable development. The range is manufactured by Laboratoires Expanscience, an independent French Pharmaceutical and dermo-cosmetics laboratory, which as 60 years of skincare expertise for babies and mothers to be. Mustela researchers from Laboratoires Expanscience conducted a unique 11

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years scientific programme, designed to bring about a better understanding of the physiology of a babies’ skin. It has led to a patented biomimetic active ingredient be created by the Company: avocado perseose, which preserves the skin’s stem cells reserve. Mustela does not contain questionable ingredients.

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Book a session with us to discuss any financial queries you may have regarding your own pharmacy business or for explanations on any aspect of corporate or personal tax.

Mustela is available exclusively through Distribution Company, Metro Health and Beauty Ltd, (MHBL) which was founded in 2007 by Mr. Raj Sandhan, with the aim of introducing and distributing new health, beauty and skin care products to the UK market. As an experienced and successful Pharmacy Manager in London, sMr Sandhan decided to take advantage of his background to launch MHBL. MHBL sources and supplies leading health and beauty brands to a vast network of pharmacies in the UK.

Secure your session in advance by calling 01244 320532 emailing pharmacy@uhy-chester.com

Or come and visit us on Stand PD56

Come and visit our stand PF7 info@metrohealthdistribution.com www.metrohealthdistribution.com

Insurance law is changing: What you need to know On 12th August 2016 the law governing commercial insurance changed for the first time in over 100 years. The new Insurance Act 2015 affects all new and renewing policies so it’s vital you understand the changes and how they affect you:

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Customers need to ensure more information is identified and disclosed Brokers will ask more questions about your business and your risk Insurers have new guidelines about cancelling a policy

You will have to give yourselves more time to gather all the newly-required details, especially for renewals. Insurance should no longer be arranged at the last minute. What you should do now:

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Check the renewal dates of all your commercial insurance policies Commence the renewal process earlier to allow extra time for info gathering Challenge your provider to explain how they are embracing the changes

MIAB is an Insurance Act-ready broker with a team of experienced advisers to help guide you through the process. We’re the approved provider of insurance services to Alphega Pharmacy and Cambrian Alliance, and an Honorary Member of AIMp. If you have any questions about the Insurance Act 2015 or would like a no-obligation quote, please visit stand PJ57 or call 01438 730 210.

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earn how to grow your business – by attending a whole range of 30 minute ‘how to’ seminars L Access 60+ hours of CPD education – across eight theatres l Meet over 400 suppliers – all in one place for two days l Find new technologies – that can help improve your patient service l Access clinical updates – across key therapy areas l Network – with over 8,000 colleagues, peers and friends l l

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Skincare for the whole family, adored by dermatologists. With one of the most dynamic R&D departments in Europe, we collaborate with pharmacists to offer customers innovative dermaceutical and derma-cosmetic technologies. With over 200 products we proudly use pharmaceutical grade ingredients to offer the very best for the whole family. Discover why dermatologists across the globe are recommending our products.

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• Information and theory of injection techniques (IM/ SC / Intra nasal) & safe injection administration • Practical training on intramuscular and subcutaneous injection technique • Information and theory of basic life support for adults and children • Practical training on basic life support and CPR • Information and theory of managing anaphylaxis and adrenaline use – this will be covered in the online learning materials • Information and theory of influenza virus and the NHS flu vaccination service from community pharmacy – this will be covered in the online learning materials

After completing attending the practical face to face training and online learning materials the participants will receive a certificate of attendance which can be used towards their CPPE Declaration of Competence to deliver the NHS Flu vaccination service for 2016/2017. BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE NOW AT WWW.THEPHARMACYSHOW.CO.UK/RX PLACES LIMITED! Sunday - Piazza Suites

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Available in strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, and banana flavours providing 265 kcal* when made up with whole milk and chicken flavour providing 207 kcal when made up with hot water.

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Find out more about AYMES®, at: www.aymes.com, or call our Customer Care Line on: 0845 6805 496 *Based on banana flavour. It is important to eat a varied and balanced diet as part of a healthy lifestyle.

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Joint and Muscle Relief Tablets

Traditional herbal medicinal product for use in:

Backache

Rheumatic and Joint Pain

Minor Sports Injuries

Muscle Pain

exclusively based on long-standing use as a traditional remedy.

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COME AND FIND OUT MORE ON STAND PG 75 www.phynovajointrelief.com Product information: Name of product: Phynova Joint and Muscle Relief Tablets. Active ingredient: Dry extract of the aerial parts of Sigesbeckia orientalis L. subsp. pubescens (Makino) H Koyama. (equivalent to 4-5g of Sigesbeckia orientalis L. subsp. pubescens (Makino) H Koyama). Indication: A traditional herbal medicinal product used for the relief of backache, minor sports injuries, rheumatic or muscular pains and general aches and pains in the muscle and joints, based on traditional use only. Legal category: GSL, THR. Further information about this product, including adverse reactions, precautions, contra-indications and method of use can be obtained from www.mhra.gov.uk/home/groups/spcpil/documents/spcpil/con1470979692337.pdf Phynova Group Limited, 16 Fenlock Court, Blenheim Office Park, Long Hanborough, OX29 8LN, UK. Tel: +44(0) 01993 880 700.

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Exhibitor Profiles Lifeplan

Stand

PH54 Valneva

Lifeplan – your trusted vitamin & mineral supplements partner Pharmacies are integral to local communities and partnering with Lifeplan for trusted vitamin & mineral supplements (VMS) will ensure you support your patients and customers to be wellthy! Lifeplan is supporting pharmacies as ‘natural dispensaries’ by offering VMS knowledge and professional support for real health care solutions that are financially worthwhile for pharmacies and equally important, hugely beneficial to their patients and customers long term health. Lifeplan’s research and development team includes two nutritional biochemists and they use their expertise to formulate products based on scientific rationale to offer people a wide choice of natural solutions to support their health and wellbeing. Products that are self-explanatory and address the genuine health issues that face all generations in the 21st century such as heart health, Diabetes, weight management, joint and bone care, energy and fatigue. Lifeplan invites pharmacies to visit their stand no. PH54 to join the Lifeplan family and be wellthy!

Science of Skin Copy

Stand

PG73

Science of Skin develops scientifically proven, solutionfocused skincare. Taking the very best from science and nature, Science of Skin was founded by one of the UK’s leading cosmetic surgeons, Douglas McGeorge, and Dr Ardeshir Bayat, an acclaimed scientific skin biologist (with an international reputation in wound healing and skin scarring), both of whom are experts in skin health, and passionate about creating products that actually work.

PD54

Valneva is a fully integrated global vaccine company that specialises in the development, manufacture and commercialisation of innovative vaccines with a mission to protect people from infectious diseases through preventative medicine. Our portfolio includes products to help protect travellers against Japanese Encephalitis and Cholera, while the Company also has proprietary vaccines in development including candidates against Clostridium difficile and Lyme borreliosis. Valneva also market and supply a DEET-free insect repellent containing 20% Picaridin - Moskito Guard® Valneva aims to improve Awareness, Advice and Access to travel health to better protect travellers through working in partnership with healthcare providers. The Valneva in Partnership (VIP) programme has been created to address these three areas by supporting providers in developing and enhancing their travel health offer through access to unique business development support, educational and mentoring services, clinic tools and assets. Expand your horizons. Visit us at Stand PD54 or http://www.valnevauk.com/

Somatox

Stand

PE74

Somatox is a UK based natural health and wellness company. Everything we do is centred on the core of promoting a healthy lifestyle. All our products are natural and made to help whatever your health, nutrition or even fitness goals are. The word ‘Somatox’ stems from two words,’tox meaning to detoxify the body and soul, and ‘Soma’ an old Indian Ayervdeic word meaning a Vedic ritual drink believed to be the drink of the gods known as the nectar of life, hence our motto.

Years of collaboration and a desire to address unmet skincare needs have resulted in the development of their breakthrough product Solution for Scars. Continued in-depth scientific research and a focus on innovative and effective ingredients have led to the creation of a skincare range that is focused on providing solutions for skin-related problems including scars, stretch marks and bites. Products include: Solution for Scars, Stretch Mark Defence and Solution for Stretch Marks. www.scienceofskin.com

Sense Products

Stand

PH53

Sense food supplements combine science and nature to make the perfect balance for you and your lifestyle. At sense we want everyone to be super healthy. Our fast paced modern lifestyle surrounds us with temptations but if you take care of your body your body will take care of you. The sense range of lifestyle products are designed to complement your body’s natural processes and give you that extra boost when you need it. Each sense lifestyle product comes with the sense promise multivitamin complex (SP multivit complex) – a high quality multivitamin complex made of 100% natural ingredients that help the body deal with day-to-day stresses and strains. It provides more than 50% of your recommended daily allowance of essential vitamins and minerals, as an added bonus in each serving. So get ready for tomorrow by letting the sense lifestyle range of products take care of you. Find us at PH53 and on www.senseproducts.co.uk

Our product range consists of a healthy, herbal detox and slimming teas to help promote weight loss. A range of natural supplements that are all available in vegetarian capsules. Coffee body scrubs that help alleviate cellulite, stretch marks and eczema whilst also promoting healthier skin. Our coconut oil pulling kit helps naturally whiten teeth and detoxify the mouth from harmful bacteria. Visit our stand and let us explain more about our amazing products.

Udderly Smooth Creams & Lotions

Stand

PB36

Developed by a pharmacist in America’s heartland, Udderly Smooth has been making even the driest and chapped skin feel udderly smooth for over 30 years. Udderly Smooth helps heal and protect skin during challenging conditions and activities with 5 products for different markets including oncology, cosmetic and sports. Oncology - Pharmacy Show attendees may be particularly interested in the Udderly Smooth Extra Care Cream with 10% Urea – developed specifically for those suffering from Hand & Foot Syndrome or similar skin conditions caused by chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatment. ‘I have just finished treatment no.11 and was told what fab condition my skin was in, so shall continue to use indefinitely… thanks Udderly Smooth :)’ Nix Hudson, February 2016 Imported in the UK by fellow Pharmacist Andrew Magrath we invite you to come along and meet the team and learn more about the range. 0345 201 1245 orders@udderlysmooth.co.uk www.udderlysmooth.co.uk

Net1on1 Wholesale

Stand

PC64

Net1on1 is the UK’s leading wholesaler of adult products and has one of the widest ranges of gels, sex toys and sexual health aids. The distributor offers leading brands at competitive prices such as brand new YES organic and vegan lubricants designed to help balance vaginal pH levels. There are also natural lubes by Sliquid, including a product containing carrageenan, an ingredient that has been shown in laboratory tests to help prevent the spread of HPV (Genital Warts).

Net1on1 offers sensual edible candles and oils by Earthly Body and great deals on extraordinary new natural aids by Femintimate that are designed to help improve female sexual health. This includes the ImtimRelax, which can help to naturally alleviate the effects of vaginitis and inflammation, and the Pelvix Muscle Trainer, which aims to strengthen the pelvic floor and prevent incontinence and vagina shrinkage. For more information or samples call 01273 830 280 or visit www.1on1wholesale.co.uk

Aviela

Stand

PB62

Aviela is a natural skin care brand created for people with dry sensitive skin. Our collection harnesses the nourishing and protecting properties of Unrefined Shea butter, which is widely renowned for its softening, anti-drying, antiinflammatory, anti-irritant, antiaging properties and is extremely rich in natural tocopherols (vitamin E) for antioxidant benefits. Our product range include: Body Butter, Body Oil, Body Scrub, Black Soap, Body Lotion, Body Cream, Foot Butter, Lip Butter and Hand Butter Our Products are: • Gentle to the skin, moisturising and nourishing • SLS and Paraben free • Lanolin and Mineral oil free • Hand made with care • Natural and free from artificial colouring • Cruelty-free and mostly suitable for Vegans Aviela products are currently retailed in Wholefoods Market stores across the UK and Superdrug online. For more information, visit www.aviela.co.uk. Find us at the Pharmacy Show at Stand PB62 Contact: Patricia Monney Tel: 01442506266 Mobile: 07723384542 Email: pmonney@aviela.co.uk

Salcura

Stand

PD65

At Salcura Natural Skin Therapy, we create dermatologically tested, bio-scientific natural solutions for adults and children suffering from severely dry skin conditions. The products are also suitable for people suffering from conditions like eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis. Its proven ability to help people with their skin, has allowed Salcura to grow and be sold in a large variety of international markets. However, our foundations are in the United Kingdom and we continue to have a strong presence in the independent pharmacy channel, where the products were first available. Our most known products are our Bioskin range, with our Dermaspray Intensive and Zeoderm as its bestsellers, and our Bioskin Junior range, with the Nourishing Spray and Outbreak Rescue Cream as its most popular products. Both ranges have especially been developed to help people with their dry skin. For more information please visit our stand PD65 or visit our website www.salcuraskincare.com

Epos Logic Solutions Ltd

Stand

PF8

Epos Logic Solutions Ltd presents Victoria-OS, an online system for the real-time management of orders. Use Victoria-OS to set up your wholesalers and buying rules and then use any PMR system to order from Victoria-OS like it is any other supplier. Each line ordered from Victoria-OS will be routed to your preferred wholesaler, but if they are out of stock it will then automatically be cascaded to your second choice, then the third and so on. You can also perform substitutions, orders based on quantity, manage your own codes, send to your own custom suppliers or warehouse, manage unobtainable items and create repeat orders – Victoria-OS has the tools to fully manage your ordering process and provide detailed analysis of supplier performance with drill down to order line level. Comprehensive reports can be exported and used to negotiate pricing based on orders placed over the previous month. Visit us on stand PF8 for a demonstration and more information.

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Come and see

Eleglance

for yourself Peer Ltd at stand PD78

ReadySpex are exhibiting their brand new range - Eleglance reading glasses. Eleglance are for the savvy shopper looking for avantegarde styles to compliment their contemporary look. We supply READYSPEX reading glasses, high quality, fairly priced, fast selling. Free wooden displays show the glasses off effectively WITH our money back guarantee. Tel: 01963 440 800 Email: robin@peerltd.co.uk Web: www.readyspex.co.uk

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Exhibitor Profiles Imutest

Stand

No PF9

Imutest has developed and markets a range of point-of-care/self-test kits for allergy which cover the most common environmental and food allergens. These offer simple-to-do tests using a small finger prick sample of blood with results in 30 mins … results with Imutest correlate very well with results using the ‘goldstandard’ laboratory IgE method (Phadia’s ImmunoCAP). When you know what is causing your allergy symptoms, you can then take the necessary steps (medication and/ or avoidance measures) to reduce your exposure to the offending allergen. Imutest allergy test kits have CE Mark approval for selftesting, so they can either be purchased by the patient for testing themselves in the privacy of their own home, or can be used by a healthcare professional (e.g. private doctor, retail pharmacist, nutritionist, homeopath, etc) as part of a service to the patient in a non-laboratory setting. Imutest kits offer the following features: • easy to perform • require just 50ul blood sample from finger prick • reliable results available within 30 mins • based on a patented technology More information about the tests can be found on Stand No PF9 or on our website at http://www.imutest.com

Newsteo

Stand

PD1

Newsteo, the wireless measurement solution that works everywhere! Created 10 years ago, Newsteo is an innovative SME specializing in the design and sale of smart sensors and related services for remote monitoring and traceability. The company already deployed more than 100 000 products all around Europe. Newsteo stand-alone solutions, designed and made in France, are able to collect and transmit any type of measure such as temperature, humidity, air quality... Blood products, medicine, vaccines… The Newsteo system is perfectly adapted for monitoring all products which need specific temperature storage and transportation. Newsteo smart sensors enable to constantly control the temperature and be alerted in real-time if there is any problem. These solutions meet the needs of different companies in pharmaceutical industry: pharmacies, laboratories, hospitals, medication manufacturers, cold chain logistics… Newsteo team will be pleased to present its products and services range during the Pharmacy Show on the 25th and 26th of September 2016 on PD1 Stand.

Prep For Pre-Reg The transition from pharmacy student to fully qualified pharmacist can be a difficult and daunting process. We aim to make this transitional period go as smoothly as possible by providing subscribers with continual support throughout the various stages of their training. Our main aim is providing the tools necessary to help prepare pharmacy undergraduates and preregistration pharmacists for their respective assessments through the use of our comprehensive revision notes that cover all aspects of pharmacy practice. And, with a huge database of practice questions on offer, subscribers can assess their knowledge by attempting our challenging practice tests. We also provide informative CPD-focussed articles and regular news updates that will keep you aware of any changes to pharmacy law, drug developments, and much more. Finally, our subscriber forums provide a great opportunity for you to ask questions, discuss experiences and share opinions with other subscribers. If you’re interested, please visit our website at prepforprereg.co.uk or contact us at contact@prepforprereg.co.uk if you have any questions.

Westlab

Stand

PJ55 Prime Fifty

Salt bathing is a natural and traditional way to help support a healthy lifestyle.

Available to order through all good pharmacy wholesalers. Visit us at the Stand PJ55 to speak with our team of experts and discuss your customer needs. Epsom Salt Helps relax tired and aching muscles. Excellent when used after sports and exercise. Dead Sea Salt Softens and soothes dry, itchy skin. Suitable for use on skin prone to Eczema, Acne & Psoriasis. Himalayan Salt An excellent detoxifier for the body. For smooth, radiant, healthy looking Skin. Magnesium Flakes Helps calm and de-stress mind and body. Supports healthy sleeping patterns. “The bargain beauty buy A-listers and Doctors swear by” Cosmopolitan. “This stuff is like gold dust for Marathon runners” Health and Fitness “The secret to simply beautiful, healthy skin”

Stand

PF76

For over 20 years Care Plus has been leading the way in travel health. Choose from Europe’s widest range of insect repellents using only active ingredients recommended by WHO: - DEET, Icaridin and Citriodiol in a variety of strengths and sizes all child/family friendly. Care Plus mosquito nets treated with long lasting low dose impregnation provide a safe “odourless” sleeping environment while bug sheets can be used over a window, on a mattress or even over a carrycot to help protect the younger traveller. Our First Aid kits designed by doctors help reduce the risk of infection in areas where hygienic conditions are poor, some even have sterile needles! Water is essential for drinking, preparing food or washing. Our water disinfecting droplets or low cost water filter will provide a plentiful supply of clean safe water. Speak to Julian or Chris on stand PF76 email office@keeblecare.co.uk or ring 01284 763152 www.keeblecare.co.uk

Blueiron

PC67

Prime Fifty – Over 50s Targeted Supplements

As the UK’s #1 bathing salts brand, Westlab offer a full range of premium quality, mineral-rich salts.

Keeblecare

Stand

PB23

Blueiron, an award winning liquid iron supplement from Scandinavia, is revolutionary in that it tastes as good as it performs. Blueiron is bursting with wild Nordic blueberries – there are over 50 crammed into each bottle – and, as well as providing the iron a woman’s body needs to support her pregnancy journey, it is a rich source of immune-boosting natural antioxidants. A bottle of Blueiron provides vitamin C, Vitamin B12, Folic acid and Zinc to fight off illness, Biotin that helps to keep your hair and skin healthy during pregnancy, and Vitamin E to help protect cells from the oxidative stress that can contribute to ageing. Gentle and Effective Thanks to a patented micro-encapsulated delivery system, Blueiron is absorbed in only the amounts needed by the body to ensure mother and baby stay healthy. It’s easy on the stomach which means fewer of the side-effects commonly experienced with iron pills, such as indigestion and constipation. What’s more, it tastes good and the nutritious blueberries enhance the body’s ability to absorb the maximum amount of iron in every daily spoonful. A 330ml month’s supply bottle of Blueiron costs RRP £14.99 and is available at www.blueiron.co.uk and selected pharmacies and health food stores.

Prime Fifty is a totally new nutritional Brand dedicated to the unique needs of the over 50s. Ageing brings new and different nutritional challenges to us all and Prime Fifty has developed a totally new range of targeted products, specifically designed to meet these unique needs, to help you stay active and feel younger for longer. The products are formulated for optimum musculoskeletal health, which is critical to support as we age. Products comprise Strong Bones, Healthy Joints, Maintaining Muscle and Fighting Fatigue The formulations are based on in-depth research into diet and nutrient intake, optimal intakes based on evidence based science and are tailored with a range of relevant ingredients known to be critical for the ageing metabolism. It is the only product on the market tailored to the specific health concerns of the over 50s Prime Fifty will be revealing the range of four nutritional supplements at The Pharmacy Show on stand PC67 For more information visit www.primefifty.co.uk www. facebook.com/primefiftyUK

SunPatch

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PK23

SunPatch THE Innovative SOLUTION To TARGETED Sun Protection NICE guidance (Sunlight Exposure; ng 34; Feb 2016) highlighted the risks and benefits of sun light: “Groups who Spend A Lot Of Time in The Sun” • Outdoor workers • Those with outdoor hobbies such as sailing, golf or gardening New England Journal also demonstrated that ‘Moles should not be exposed to Sun” SunPatch is the Global First and Innovative transparent, skin friendly adhesive patch which provides targeted sun protection with an SPF 50+ and UVA protection The SunPatch is a comfortable, once a day application, which is easy to apply and gives comfortable confident protection to vulnerable areas of the body and face such as the Nose, Ears, Moles and new Scars The SunPatch has been developed over 7 years with one of the UKs leading universities. Available to BUY NOW

Body Glove

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PG56

Glove Your Body are an exciting new company based in Ireland, they currently have 3 amazing beauty tool products on the market today. Their beauty tool range give women the results they require and deserve when it comes to exfoliation and applying all types of tanning and cleansing lotions. This is a young innovative company, which create and design beauty tools for the benefit of consumers in all areas of the beauty industry. They created the first dual tanning mitt, uniquely designed with tan users in mind. They have just launched the Dual facial cleansing pad, the first of its kind in the world to day. Glove your body are looking to break into the UK and EU markets and would be delighted for you to drop by their stand PG56 to see the features and benefits of the Glove Your Body Dual product range. NOT TO BE MISSED.

GIVING YOUR CARERS TIME TO CARE Care teams work under enormous time pressure, whether in patientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; own homes or in care settings. Quality of care depends on them freeing up time to observe patients, listen to their concerns and respond to them with dignity and professionalism. Time currently spent on sorting out packs of medicines or individual tablets from traditional monitored dosage systems is better spent on providing personalised care with the help of VMI Care solutions.

Feel free to contact us: vmi-care.com

Visit us at Pharmacy Show Stand PE21