Behind The Counter: Pharmacy Podcast
Behind the Counter: Pharmacy and Beyond is the podcast where pharmacy meets entrepreneurship. Hosted by Solomon Abuede, an independent pharmacy owner and business consultant with 14+ years’ experience, this show reveals what it really takes to start, grow, and survive in…
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Gisela Abbam OBE | GPhC Chair on Pharmacy Regulation, Prescribing and the Future of the Profession (opens the original)
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In this episode of Behind the Counter Pharmacy and Beyond , Solomon Abuede is joined by Gisela Abbam OBE, Chair of the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), for a conversation about pharmacy regulation, the changing role of pharmacists, and the future of the profession. Gisela shares her personal journey into healthcare and global health, what brought her into pharmacy regulation, and her vision for how pharmacy can play a stronger role within the wider healthcare system. In this episode, we di
Janet Morrison OBE: Pharmacy Funding, Price Concessions & Opening Hours | CPE Chief Executive (opens the original)
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Janet Morrison OBE: Pharmacy Funding, Price Concessions & Opening Hours | CPE Chief Executive In this episode of Behind The Counter: Pharmacy and Beyond, Solomon Abuede is joined by Janet Morrison OBE, Chief Executive of Community Pharmacy England, for an insightful discussion on the challenges and opportunities shaping the profession. Together, they explore the realities behind community pharmacy funding, Drug Tariffs, price concessions, medicine shortages, contract negotiations, and the reform
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