Event
Neuropharmacy MasterClass 3 – Module 1
The Neuropharmacy MasterClass is designed for specialist pharmacists who are already working in neurology and want to enhance their skills in areas such as multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, headache disorders, Parkinson’s and epilepsy. The course is ideally for pharmacists who are band 7 or above, and assumes a basic level of knowledge about treatment options.
Our sponsors
This activity has been financially supported by sponsorship from Roche Products Limited and Eisai Limited. The sponsors have had no control over the organisation or educational content of this activity.
Module 2: 20th - 21st June 2025
Location
Halifax Hall, Sheffield University Campus
Endcliffe Vale Road
Sheffield
S10 3ER
Course overview
The course aims to improve the confidence of neuropharmacists by covering the management of a range of neurological conditions. The high-quality, diverse content aims to maximise their role in the multidisciplinary team and improve patient outcomes with the use of medication.
The Neuropharmacy MasterClass has been co-developed by two senior neuro pharmacists. The course is dedicated to pharmacists specialising in neurosciences and is delivered by a range of healthcare professionals and underscores the significant role pharmacists play in the patient pathway and in supporting MDT colleagues. The building of your own neuropharmacist network of peers is an added bonus to attending the MasterClass.
This third cohort of the Neuropharmacy Academy has content that has evolved over time reflecting the changing treatment landscape for neurological conditions.
The MasterClass consists of two modules, with a gap between to give time for a service development, review or audit to be undertaken at your workplace. This is presented back to the cohort at module 2, more guidance on which will be given during module 1. Learners will also receive optional mentorship while completing the inter-module project of their choice. → View previous projects
‘I have been waiting for this course for so long and it was beneficial to my day-to-day practice. I really enjoyed the patient interviews and thinking about different aspects.’
Previous Neuropharmacy MasterClass delegate
Course cost
This course is funded. A £100 deposit will be taken which is refundable on successful completion of both modules and submission of a project.
Travel and accommodation
One night of accommodation is included at each module. Delegates will receive a £100 travel allowance per module which is reimbursed after each module. Further details regarding travel and accommodation will be provided after your successful application onto the MasterClass.
If you have any questions about this course or would like more information please contact: events@neurologyacademy.org
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Our sponsors
This activity has been financially supported by sponsorship from Roche Products Limited and Eisai Limited. The sponsors have had no control over the organisation or educational content of this activity.
Chairs
Joela MathewsHighly specialist pharmacist – neurosciences lead, Barts Health NHS Trust Rachel Dorsey-Campbell
Senior lead pharmacist, Neurosciences, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Speakers
Dr David PalingHonorary strategic director, MS Academy & consultant neurologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Niraj Mistry
Consultant neurologist, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust Mathew Garrod
Lead pharmacist for neurosciences and specialist pharmacist in migraine, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
Developing neuropharmacists, supporting collaborative care
Knowledgeable pharmacists can initiate or support new treatment pathways, play an important role in patient education, medicine adherence, efficacy and safety, and provide advice to other healthcare professionals involved in the person's care. This Academy recognises the value of this essential role, and seeks to enhance pharmacist's clinical skills and build their confidence in managing a range of neurological conditions.