Webinar Details
Exclusive to PCPA Members
PCPA Prescribing Updates is a webinar series focused on supporting safe, confident prescribing in everyday practice. Each session explores recent updates, emerging issues and treatment options, with practical insights you can apply to your clinical practice.
This webinar will feature a 15-minute Hot Topic session on women’s health and the menopause transition, followed by an Ask Me Anything Q&A with our speaker, Sally Arnison.
Prescribing Updates: Women's Health - Menopause Transition
Tuesday 22nd September 2026, 1-2pm
Key takeaways
- An update on current best practice and emerging issues in women’s health and menopause care
- Practical insights to support you in developing and expanding your scope of practice in women’s health prescribing
- An opportunity to put your questions to Sally Arnison during the live Q&A
Have a question? We encourage you to bring your questions to the session or email them to: [email protected]
Please keep all questions in general terms and avoid sharing patient-identifiable or patient-specific information.
This webinar is targeted at clinical pharmacists who are already comfortable with the principles of HRT prescribing in the menopause transition. It will not cover the basics of HRT prescribing. If you want to refresh on this please have a look at the following resources:
British Menopause Society Tools for Clinicians
NG 23: Menopause: identification and management
Chair:
Speaker:
Sally Arnison Sally Arnison MBE, FRPharmS (Advanced) advanced clinical pharmacist
Speaker
Sally Arnison,
Sally Arnison MBE, FRPharmS (Advanced) is an advanced clinical pharmacist with 30 years' experience. Sally works in both the NHS in primary care where she leads a large clinical pharmacy team and runs a private menopause clinic. She also owns a community pharmacy in Scotland.
Sally is passionate about supporting women through the menopause transition and is a member of the British Menopause Society. She feels strongly that women should be empowered to make their own choices in relation to their menopause treatment and knows there is a real need to support women in an individualised and holistic way to understand the risks and benefits of treatment options.
Sally established a Menopause Clinic in her NHS practice and later in a community pharmacy. Now working with a multidisciplinary team including a women’s health physiotherapist, nutritionist and alternative therapists, Sally has opened her own private practice offering holistic advice, tailored support and evidence-based treatment.
