David Wright is Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Deputy Head of the School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia And so the decision is finally out on the big NIHR Programme grant application. After four years of being initially rejected due to being under ambitious and overly expensive, resubmitting a revised outline application, making it […]
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Guest Blog: Attending conferences can give you more than you expect
Ryan Hamilton MRPharmS is a PhD student at Liverpool John Moores University investigating antibacterial polymer-phyllosilicate systems for the treatment of infected wounds. As soon as you start a career in research you are encouraged by your fellow researchers and your supervisory team to consider going to conferences. Initially these can be generalist conferences within the […]
Guest Blog: Time to spring clean your wardrobe?
Jess Purkiss is a clinical pharmacist in a mental health trust. Part of her role involves leading work to facilitate clinical trials undertaken in outsourced community pharmacy suppliers. She also acts as clinical research community pharmacy lead for NIHR Clinical Research Network: Yorkshire and Humber. Well, spring is here, the days are lengthening and beginning […]
Guest Blog: Embarking on a journey into community pharmacy practice research – the story so far…
Ranjita Dhital is a Community Pharmacist and PhD student at King’s College London and is currently writing up her part-time mixed methods PhD investigating the feasibility and effectiveness of alcohol brief intervention in community pharmacies. I recently attended the National Institute for Health Research’s (NIHR), One-day meeting for Current and Aspiring Nursing, Midwifery, Allied […]
Guest Blog: To teach or not to teach, that is the question.
David Wright is Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Deputy Head of the School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia A strange thing happened to me last week, for the first time in my life I said to myself ‘give up the teaching and get on with the research’. As someone who spends over half their […]
