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Understanding the evolution of pharmacy work

 

 Pharmacy

UNDERSTANDING THE EVOLUTION OF PHARMACY WORK. ORGANISATIONAL AND MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVES

A half day symposium at Warwick Business School

17 October 2008

In many western countries community pharmacy is undergoing some of the most fundamental changes for decades. New technologies, commercial pressures, government policies, and therapeutic advances are triggering profound transformations which promise to alter the nature and organisation of this sector. This is bringing to the fore new and still scarcely explored issues, from the need to identify new suitable organisational and professional models, to the necessity of developing new professional skills to operate in an increasing multidisciplinary and hierarchical context.
 
This half day symposium aims to stimulate discussion and dialogue on how organisation and management studies can help to shed light on the emerging issues facing the pharmacy sector. Building on the result of international scoping study, the symposium will present some recent research on the changing nature of pharmacy and promote a dialogue on building an organisational and management research agenda on pharmacy work.
 
Speakers will include UK and international organisational and management researchers, pharmacy scholars and representatives of the pharmacy research community.
 
The symposium is organised by the IKON Research Unit of Warwick Business School in collaboration with the Warwick Institute of Health.
 
Registration is free. 

 


Copies of the presentations from the event are now available here:

- Davide Nicolini presentation 'The 'glocalised' nature of community pharmacy'(PDF Document)
- Russ Vince presentation 'What kind of organization would pharmacists create?'(PDF Document)

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For further information or to register please contact:  Dawn Coton  phone 024 7652 4503

Download a copy of the programme (PDF Document)