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What’s in a name?
In this episode, we are joined by joined by Karen Baxter (deputy CEO, RPS) and Geraldine McCafferty (director for Wales, RPS) to explore one of the most significant developments for the profession in recent years – the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s transformation into the Royal College of Pharmacy.
After recounting their professional journeys, our guests reflect on change behind the scenes at the RPS, and what it will mean for members across the UK.
For your consideration…
- RPS, Our Commitments as the Royal College of Pharmacy
- Share your views on the Commitments – and your hopes and aspirations for the new royal college – by emailing feedback@rpharms.com
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Learning outcomes
By the end of this episode, listeners will be able to:
- Describe the purpose and key features of the transition from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society to a Royal College of Pharmacy, including changes to governance, membership and professional leadership
- Analyse how Royal College status could influence pharmacy practice, professional identity and collaboration across the wider healthcare system
- Evaluate how education, credentialing and professional development frameworks may support career progression and improved patient care within the evolving pharmacy workforce
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