2010 Press Releases
Dr Katherine Payne has been announced the winner of the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust 2010 Royal Pharmaceutical Society Conference Practice Research Award.
The Pharmacy Practice Research Trust has successfully competed against many of the country's leading medical research charities to get its work showcased to parliamentat an All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Medical Research event in July.
The Pharmacy Practice Research Trust is inviting applications for up to three research projects to investigate the effectiveness of pharmacy interventions in one of three areas; the managment of long term conditions (LTC's), public health or the treatment of minor ailments.
Early career study of pharmacists shows gender and ethnicity impact on work choices and job satisfaction
The latest report from the Longitudinal Cohort Study of Pharmacy Careers published today by the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust shows that many of the early careers of pharmacists in the cohort were either 'genderised' or 'ethnised' in that they were working in jobs disproportionately done either by male or female pharmacists, or by white or minority ethnic pharmacists.
The latest report from the Longitudinal Cohort Study of Pharmacy Careers published today by the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust shows that many of the early careers of pharmacists in the cohort were either 'genderised' or 'ethnised' in that they were working in jobs disproportionately done either by male or female pharmacists, or by white or minority ethnic pharmacists.
Pharmacists who want to start or develop a research career are being invited by the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust to apply for a 2010 research award.
Nominations or applications for the Practice Research Award at the Royal Pharmacuetical Society's Conference 2010 are invited for consideration by the conference practice research panel. This prestigious award, sponsored by the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust, recognises individuals who have made a significant contribution to field of pharmacy practice research and who have the potential to become a leader in the field.
Pharmacy practice research capacity has been further supported by the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust by the announcement of more Research Training Bursaries. Awards totalling £27,000 from the second round of the 2009 programme have been made to four pharmacists who want to develop their skills in research.
