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.
Prescribing Updates: Navigating the Lenses of Repeat Prescribing
Tuesday 17th November 2026, 1-2pm
Key takeaways
- Describe the governance and policy principles that underpin safe, effective and person-centred repeat prescribing.
- Explore how digitalisation shapes patients’ experiences of repeat prescribing, including the barriers and enablers to access.
- Examine the complexities of repeat prescribing from the prescriber’s perspective, including clinical decision-making, workload and patient safety.
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.
Chair:
Helen Kilminster PCPA National Vice President|Senior pharmacist, advanced clinical practitioner|PCN Deputy Clinical Director
Speaker:
Sarah Baig, PCPA Academy Education Lead|Pharmacy Professional Lead For The Black Country Training Hub |Professional Development and Governance Lead Pharmacist | MPharm Prescribing Lead & Associate Professor in Prescribing
Speaker
Sarah Baig,
Sarah's passion for teaching, research, innovation, and clinical supervision fuels her commitment to overcoming challenges and pushing boundaries in the pharmacy profession. She has a particular interest in diabetes, cardiovascular and renal medicine (CVRM), clinical leadership, and prescribing
Chair
Helen Kilminster
Helen is the senior pharmacist, advanced clinical practitioner at Portway Family Practice, Sandwell. She is also the PCN Deputy Clinical Director for Citrus Health, which covers 42,069 patients across 6 practices. Helen has completed her tenure as a Primary Care Clinical Leadership Executive for the Black Country ICB 2023 and PCN Clinical Director for People’s Health Partnership, Western Birmingham 2021.
