RPS urges new approach for training pharmacists, following reports of pharmacist-to-doctor conversion courses The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) has said that it would like to see “a new approach to training early careers pharmacists at foundation level, so that they can take up new roles across the NHS”, following press reports that pharmacists could be given the chance to retrain as doctors.
Sandra Giddley, president of the RPS, said the Society would “welcome early discussions with the government, NHS and education leaders to learn more about what changes are being considered”. The Pharmaceutical Journal
Sandra Giddley, president of the RPS, said the Society would “welcome early discussions with the government, NHS and education leaders to learn more about what changes are being considered”. The Pharmaceutical Journal
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