Media Release 14th January 2012 Apply now for the RPS Pharmacy Practice Research Award Applications or nominations can now be made for the Pharmacy Practice Research Award at the 2013 Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Conference supported by Pharmacy Research UK. Typically, applicants should be at the mid-point of their career such as, Senior Lecturer or […]
Pharmacy Research UK Launch
Media Release Date: 13th December 2013 New charity for pharmacy research launched Pharmacy research and its contribution to improving the health of the public, has a new leading advocate, following the launch of a new charity, Pharmacy Research UK. Born of the merger of two charities, the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust and the Pharmaceutical Trust […]
Grants for pharmacy research awarded by PTECO
Three research projects have been selected for funding by The Pharmaceutical Trust for Educational and Charitable Objects (PTECO), an independent research charity established in 1936. PTECO promotes the advancement of pharmacy education and since the beginning of 2011 has been focusing on funding research which informs current and emerging policy issues in pharmacy. PTECO’s primary […]
PTECO award first project grants
The Pharmaceutical Trust for Education and Charitable Objects (PTECO), an independent research charity founded by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, has awarded funding for three research grants that meet its current priorities. Founded in 1938, PTECO’s charitable objects are ‘the promotion of the efficiency and effectiveness of the society’s charities to promote the education of persons […]
Blank brain images speak volumes about the workload pressures of pharmacists
Community pharmacists have been filling out “blank brains” and telling us what’s most on their minds when they are at work. What have we learnt?
PPRT commissions study into the persepectives of young people with arthritis
The Pharmacy Practice Research Trust (PPRT) has commissioned a study to explore the perspectives of young people with arthritis about their health and care and the place of medicines and pharmacy. The project will: investigate the relationship between identity and medication use amongst adolescents with juvenile arthritis scope patterns of care among young people with […]
Apply now for the UK’s most prestigious pharmacy practice award
Applications or nominations can now be made for the Practice Research Award at the 2012 Royal Pharmaceutical Society Conference. Sponsored by the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust it is described by Dr Margaret Watson, the 2012 Conference Academic Chair, as the most prestigious pharmacy practice award in the UK. Says Dr Watson; “this award goes to […]
Applications now being accepted for PPRT 2012 Research Awards and Research Training Bursaries
Applications now being accepted for PPRT 2012 Research Awards and Research Training Bursaries. The Pharmacy Practice Research Trust is now accepting applications from pharmacists interested in furthering their research experience for its Research Awards and Research Training Bursaries. This unique funding is vital towards developing a research active pharmacy profession which in turn can underpin […]
PPRT/RPS 2012 Conference Practice Research Award winner announced
Dr Catriona Matheson has been announced the winner of the Pharmacy Practice Research Trust (PPRT) 2012 Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) ConferencePractice Research Award. The award will be presented at the conference on Monday, 10th September when Dr Matheson will deliver a plenary lecture Drug misuse treatment and services: pharmacy and beyond The RPS Conference Practice […]
Pharmacy Practice Research Trust continues support for research training community pharmacists can now apply for a 2011 research training bursary
The Pharmacy Practice Research Trust (PPRT) is inviting applications from community pharmacists for its 2011 Research Training Bursary Scheme. The scheme is specifically aimed at registered pharmacists working in the community or primary care organisations who want to develop basic experience and skills in health services research. The PPRT, which has £40,000 available annually through […]
