Special Educational Event: The practicalities of Managing Clients on Prescribed Medication

In this session with guest speaker, Debbie Grayson, we will be exploring the potential issues to be aware of when working with clients on medication. We will look at how to work safely with those clients, and paperwork recommendations to safeguard you should things go wrong.

This talk will help to highlight how to make sure that the risks of interaction is monitored, ensure you are kept updated when things change, and ensure your record keeping clearly outlines the steps taken. 

Learning objectives:

• Some simple rules to consider when working with clients on medication 
• Additions to terms and conditions to safeguard your practice
• How to ensure your client keeps you informed
• Steps to take to prove that you have performed due diligence with regards to interactions and contraindications
• Record keeping to protect you in the event of an incident

Debbie has over 25 years experience working as a highly respected pharmacist to her nutrition practice and is widely regarded as the expert in the field of interactions between the patient, prescribed medication and nutritional supplements and herbs.

Debbie is passionate about bridging the gap between the allopathic and holistic approach to achieving health and wellbeing in her own successful practice, through teaching and mentoring other practitioners and has been published in IHCAN magazine. She is known by many to be 'the pharmacist that knows everything' and for her empathetic and nurturing approach to both her patients and the practitioners she mentors.

Debbie uses her expansive knowledge of pharmacology and nutrition to teach and support practitioners. With her support, practitioners gain confidence in working with these patients to help them achieve improved health whilst reducing the time they spend researching the medication and the impact nutrition might have on it. 

A 10-minute Q&A will take place at the end of the webinar when you will have an opportunity to ask specific questions following the presentation.