BOPA website FREE sections for 3 months + 15 months membership for existing members

Dear All,

The BOPA committee are pleased to state that the e-learning modules, the general forum and all resources on the BOPA website are now free for all healthcare professionals for a period of 3 months to help support us at a time we all need this the most.  The COVID19 page is already free to all.

To access these areas please join as a free member here: https://www.bopa.org.uk/join-bopa/

All existing paid members will be given an extension of 3 months to their subscription.  All new members who are joining as a paid member will be given a 15/14/13 months subscription (depending on what month they join).

Please share with your colleagues and we hope that this will help all pharmacy staff, whatever their role, during this period of time.

Stay Safe

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