“Medicines in Practice”; a study day underpinned by Medicines Optimisation principles by The Royal Marsden

The Royal Marsden is inviting you to attend “Medicines in Practice”; a study day underpinned by Medicines Optimisation principles. The aim is to give delegates an understanding of the importance and equip them with strategies to make medicines optimisation part of their routine practice, with both generalist and cancer specific content being covered in the programme. The event has been developed for pharmacists, nursing staff and doctors, with sessions being delivered by a very senior group of speakers representing these disciplines.

Date of the event: 11th Mar 2021

Register on: https://www.royalmarsden.nhs.uk/managing-supportive-medicines-patients-cancer

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