Which University for Independent Prescribing Course

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Choosing the Right University for Your Independent Prescribing Course | Guide for Pharmacists and Nurses
Embarking on your Independent Prescribing journey? Our latest video is a must-watch for pharmacists and nurses navigating the crucial decision of selecting the perfect university for your Independent Prescribing course.
🎓 In this comprehensive guide, we break down the key factors to consider when choosing a university for your Independent Prescribing studies. From accreditation and faculty expertise to course structure and support services, we've got you covered.
Whether you're a pharmacist seeking to expand your practice or a nurse aiming to enhance your clinical capabilities, this video will provide valuable insights to help you make an informed decision.
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🔍 Keywords: Independent Prescribing, Pharmacist Training, Nurse Prescribing, Choosing a University, Accredited Prescribing Courses, Course Structure, Faculty Expertise, Support Services, Professional Development, Healthcare Education.
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[@rebeccaj5463]

That was really helpful thanks!

[@scaphk9546]

Hi Faheem, locum pharmacist here, just been qualified over a year now. Can I ask if I don't choose to become an IP, that this will seriously stagger my chances of being hired as a locum or even more relevant to me, to take up on a full time position?
I understand that the cohort of MPharm grads from 25/26 onwards are gonna be IPs essentially, so does that make me basically redundant?

[@suechan8027]

Will a nurse DPP train a nurse and pharmacist the same way? Ie, have same criteria for nurse and pharmacist?