1. NHS-funded Pre- registration Trainee Pharmacist Programme in the East of England Current provision and proposals for delivery from August 2015 …..

2. Integrate learning during conferences with experiential learning Maximise trainees’ learning experiences Current Provision in EoE NSC NHS PE&D Unit Pre-reg team Located within UEA School of Pharmacy We work in close partnership and collaboratively with service providers and workplace tutors to … Enhanced by the Introduction of a Virtual Learning Environment

3. Outline of the Current Programme Conference 4 (May) Conference 3 (March) Conference 2 (November) Conference 1 (September) Induction Conference (August) UEA, Norwich Selwyn College, Cambridge UEA, Norwich

4. Learning Resources and Support Tools

5. Clinical Pharmacy Programme Revision sessions Respiratory Palliative care Advanced screening of drug charts Diabetes Cardiology Renal pharmacy Hepatology Core skills in clinical pharmacy Care of the surgical patient Introduction to clinical ward pharmacy Post-conference activities Pre-conference activities

6. Clinical Pharmacy Programme – Blended Learning Approach Pre-conference At conference Post-conference Access learning resources and defined activities for each topic via the VLE Assessment of baseline knowledge Presentations by experts Group work (e.g. case- based scenarios) Reinforce and assess learning via: Directed study of relevant e- learning materials on the VLE Structured assignments designed to promote application of learning in the workplace Completion of online assessments

7. Accomplishments Effective communication and collaboration with workplace educators to deliver an integrated programme with defined outcomes High levels of trainee satisfaction based on objective evaluations throughout the training year Maintain one of the highest pass rates in the GPhC assessment

8. Trends in GPhC Assessment Pass Rates

9. 4-day Conference 4 (May) 4-day Conference 3 (March) 4-day Conference 2 (November) 4-day Conference 1 (September) 2-day Induction Conference (August) Proposed Programme Delivery across the East of England ( from August 2015 ) Selwyn College, Cambridge UEA, Norwich Essex venue e.g. University of Essex Hertfordshire venue e.g. University of Hertfordshire

10. Proposed structure and content of the new programme Whole cohort attending on the same dates but split into 2 groups. Half-day sessions for each topic (delivered morning and afternoon by the same presenter) Programme content will be developed by the Programme Delivery Team following approval by the Programme Management Team

11. Placement supervisors Will have a key role in providing workplace support for trainees and tutors Will monitor and report on the quality of workplace training within their geography to the PMC

12. Quality Monitoring The Programme Management Committee will be responsible for collating and reporting on all Key Performance Indicators listed in the HE East of England Quality Improvement and Performance Framework for Education Providers http://eoe.hee.nhs.uk/files/2014/07/Education-Providers.pdf

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