professional portfolio 21st august...

Professional Portfolio | Steven John Wanklyn | Reviewed 12th August 2016 | of 24

Professional portfolio Steven John Wanklyn, MRPharmS Consultant Pharmacist in Palliative and End of Life Care Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice | St Joseph’s Hospice | Richard House Children’s Hospice | Haven House Children’s Hospice This portfolio is also available on my website: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com Summary Since qualifying as a pharmaceutical chemist and registering with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain in 1988 I have worked as a hospital pharmacist in the greater London area. I have devoted the past 20 years of my career developing my specialist role in the field of palliative and end of life care. As a highly qualified, experienced and motivated pharmacist I aspire for people with cancer or other life limiting condition and those important to them to experience medicines treatment to the level of the very best by offering high quality, contemporary care in ways that avoids harm and is delivered in a seamless and timely fashion in the place that's right for them. Using excellent clinical management, collaborative and influencing skills at a professional leadership level within the multidisciplinary team has empowered me to deliver high quality people-focussed care that is evidence-based and meets the requirements of the regulator at all times. Integrating my specialist role into high level strategic teams accountable for quality within the organisation and its partners allows me to drive pharmacy issues into models for improvement. This is particularly so in the area of opioid safety that my founding role and co-chair position for the London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group has enabled me to lead on. Managing services to organisations that offer care across different settings allows me to understand the complex processes that need to be addressed so that provision remains safe, effective and well-led, and is delivered in a seamless fashion that meets the expectations of the individual person and those important to them of what good quality care at the end of life means and, importantly, is offered to them in the place of their choice. Specialist areas of practice 1. Hospice pharmacy services – developing services across adult and children’s hospices. Services focus on optimising the use of medicines, including the use of a person’s own medicines including self-administration and young adult transition schemes, and sharing information about a person’s medicines between care settings so that admission and discharge is not delayed. Outcomes are monitored against indicators of quality and safety to meet the requirements of the regulator and the expectations of the patient and those important to them at all times.


2. Opioid safety - To influence and provide a leading role in a number of top level strategic groups at a local, national and international level concerned with the improvement and safety of opioids in clinical practice. Contents Portfolio Volume 1 1. Introduction 2. Personal information 3. Professional qualifications

3.1. Clinical development training 3.2. Professional development training 3.3. Certificates

4. Education 5. Employment

5.1. Job description and person specification 5.2. Current and previous posts 5.3. Present roles and key responsibilities

6. Job Plan 7. Membership of professional interest groups 8. Curriculum vitae 9. Social media profiles and website 10. The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Advanced Pharmacy Framework

10.1. The RPS Faculty 10.2. My Faculty Portfolio personal identification of portfolio entries 10.3. My Faculty portfolio evidence of work

Portfolio Volume 2 & 3 11. Education and training 12. Research, clinical audit and evaluation of service development

12.1. Evidence-Based Medicine websites and resources 13. Clinical guidelines 14. Teaching and educational engagement 15. Conference and other educational presentation 16. Poster and publication 17. Specialist advisory and consultancy


18. External assessor 19. Appraisal (Performance Development Review) 20. Continuing Professional Development 1.0 Introduction This portfolio provides a summary of key achievements throughout my professional career. The information is presented in a way that provides evidence that easily maps to the clusters and competencies within the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s Advanced Pharmacy Framework. This information along with my Continuing Professional Development entries will be used to build my portfolio for assessment by the RPS for entry to the Faculty. 2.0 Personal information Name: Steven John Wanklyn Title: Mr Nationality: British Date of birth: 11th April 1966 Contact details:

Work Pharmacy department, Guy’s Hospital, Great Maze Pond, London SE19RT

Home Private: ask for details

Telephone 020 7188 4272 (direct line)

Mobile Private: ask for details

Email [email protected] [email protected]

Website www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com

3.0 Professional qualifications 2016 (expected)

Fellow of the Faculty of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, London 1994 MSc in Clinical Pharmacy The Queen’s University of Belfast, Northern Ireland 1989 Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy (Part 1) The School of Pharmacy, London 1988 Member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, London


1988 Qualified as a Pharmaceutical Chemist The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain 1987 BSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences, upper second class with honours The University of Aston in Birmingham

3.1 Clinical development training View my Therapeutic Framework for independent prescribing on my website available at: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com

2010 Certificate in Independent Prescribing Kings College, London

2014 Research methodology NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTFT 2014 Improving Outcome Measurement – Palliative care Outcome Scale (POS) Workshops to advance clinical care and research

King’s College London, Cicely Saunders Institute

3.2 Professional development training 2016 (expected) Edward Jenner Leadership Development Programme NHS Leadership Academy

2016 (expected) Being Influential: communication and soft skills personal development course Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education, University of Manchester

3.3 Certificates View copies of my certificates for education, professional and clinical development on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Certificates

4.0 Education Sharmans Cross Comprehensive, Solihull, West Midlands English Language GCE “O” C Summer 1982 Chemistry GCE “O” A Summer 1982 Biology GCE “O” E Summer 1982 Physics GCE “O” B Summer 1982 Mathematics GCE “O” B Summer 1982 Art GCE “O” B Summer 1982


Chemistry CSE ONE Summer 1982 Solihull Sixth Form College, Solihull, West Midlands Biology GCE “A” C Summer 1984 Chemistry GCE “A” A Summer 1984 Physics GCE “A” C Summer 1984 Chemistry GCE “A” S-level II Summer 1984

5.0 Employment 5.1 Job description and person specification View my employment documents on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Employment%20documents 5.2 Current and previous posts

April 2014 – present Consultant Pharmacist for Palliative and End of Life Care Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice | St Joseph’s Hospice | Richard House Children’s Hospice. July 2006 – March 2014 Highly Specialist Pharmacist for Palliative and End of Life Care. Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice | St Joseph’s Hospice. April 1999 – July 2006 Highly Specialist Pharmacist for Oncology and Palliative Care. Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice. October 1997 – April 1999 Highly Specialist Pharmacist for Oncology Preparative Services and Palliative Care.

Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice. October 1996 – October 1997 Specialist Pharmacist for Oncology Preparative Services (maternity cover, St. Thomas’ Hospital) and Palliative Care.

Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice. February 1995 – October 1996 Specialist Pharmacist for Oncology and Palliative Care. Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust | Trinity Hospice. November 1993 – February 1995 Specialist Pharmacist for Oncology. Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.


April 1990 – November 1993 Specialist Pharmacist for Sterile Production Services in Oncology and Parenteral Nutrition. Lewisham Hospital.

March 1989 – April 1990 Clinical Pharmacist for Residency Services. Lewisham Hospital. August 1988 – March 1989 Second Pharmacist. Boots the Chemist Ltd., Birmingham.

5.3 Present roles and key responsibilities Provide clinical leadership and management, and drive the delivery of evidence-based

medicinal practice for specialist palliative and end of life care services to Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Trinity Hospice, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Richard House Children’s Hospice and Haven House Children’s Hospice.

Chair the incident surveillance group for specialist palliative and end of life care that reports quality assurance to the Trust end of life clinical governance committee.

Co-chair the controlled drugs improvement group for the Trust. Co-chair the London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group. Lead pharmacy services to Royal Trinity Hospice, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Richard House

Children’s Hospice and Haven House Children’s Hospice that address the standards for medicines management and patient experience required of the regulator and others concerned with medicines optimisation and safety improvement.

Lead on developing pharmacy services to other Hospices. Steer a programme of quality improvement linked to evidenced-based medicine within

palliative and end of life care that aligns with the academic aspirations of the King’s Health Partners, and those of medicines safety and improvement groups locally, nationally for example the London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group and internationally.

Provide consultant pharmacist support, including clinical supervision and assessment to other pharmacy and healthcare professional leads across the organisation, primary care and independent sectors in the delivery of specialist palliative and end of life care.

Produce clinical guidelines for use within the organisation that provide examples of best practice and that can influence the practice of others locally, nationally and internationally.

Provide a consultant outpatient clinic and domiciliary home visiting service to palliative care patients.

Member of the specialist palliative care working groups within integrated networks including the Royal Marsden Vanguard, London Cancer PallE8, and the South East London Accountable Clinical Network as this develops.

Member of the Clinical Leadership Group for End of Life Care, London Clinical Networks for NHS England.

Steer competency-based professional development programmes for palliative and end of life care and embed this within the service.


Lead the Programme Guardian role for palliative care modules, Centre for Post Graduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester.

Member of the expert reviewer team for the journal Palliative Medicine, Sage Journals/ Scholar-One.

Member of editorial board for the journal entitled End of Life Care. 6.0 Job Plan View my Job Plan on my website available at: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com 7.0 Membership of professional interest groups

National / International British Oncology Pharmacy Association. Palliative Care Pharmacist Network, UK. Palliative Care Pharmacist Network, South East Local Branch. London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group (co-chair) King’s Health Partners Safety Connections Network. King’s Health Partners Faculty of Healthcare Improvement. King’s Health Partners Faculty of Healthcare Improvement: Medication Safety work stream. Royal Pharmaceutical Society Pharmacist Prescribing Discussion Group. Royal Pharmaceutical Society Consultant and Advanced Practitioners Group. Royal Pharmaceutical Society Pharmacist Prescribing Discussion Group. End of Life Care Clinical Leadership Group, London Strategic Clinical Networks, NHS England. Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester. Programme Guardian’s Group. NHS England / Libre Consultancy Pan-London Review of Medications Access Bayer Pharmaceuticals Advisory Board. Goldshield Pharmaceuticals Advisory Board. Nycomed Pharmaceuticals Advisory Board. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Advisory Board. Local – Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and CCG End of Life Care Quality Assurance Group. End of Life Care Clinical Governance Committee. Specialist Palliative Care Management Committee. Directorate Clinical Governance Committee. End of life care Incident Surveillance Group (chair). End of Life Care Community Strategy Group for Lambeth & Southwark CCG. Pal@Home Clinical Implementation Group. Medicines Safety Forum. Controlled drugs Improvement group (Co-chair). Consultant Pharmacists’ group. Palliative Care Consultants’ Group. Community Palliative Care Interface Group.


Royal Marsden Cancer Vanguard Palliative and end of life care co-ordinating group stakeholder member. Medications optimisation working group. London Cancer Palliative and end of life care co-ordinating group (PallE8) committee member. Independent hospice Clinical governance committee (Trinity Hospice) Clinical risk group (Trinity Hospice) Clinical guidelines group (Trinity Hospice) Research & audit committee (Trinity Hospice) Medication safety & improvement group (Trinity Hospice) Clinical governance committee (St. Joseph’s Hospice) Drugs and pharmacy group (St Joseph’s Hospice) Medication safety and improvement group (St Josephs Hospice). Research and audit committee (St. Joseph’s Hospice). Clinical governance committee (Richard House Children’s Hospice). Medication safety and improvement group (Richard House Children’s House).

8.0 Curriculum vitae View my curriculum vitae on my website available at: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com 9.0 Social media profiles and website LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stevenwanklyn Consultant pharmacist for palliative and end of life care, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. All my own views Twitter: www.twitter.com/johnwsteven Consultant pharmacist sharing mine and others (not necessarily agreeing with) views on best practice for medication management in palliative and end of life care. Twitter: www.twitter.com/LosigL London Opioid Safety & Improvement Group | essential information for health professionals about the safe medicinal use of opioid medications | [email protected] ResearchGate: www.researchgate.net/profile/steven_wanklyn Website: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com 10.0 The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Advanced Pharmacy Framework Over the past decade, many frameworks and tools have evolved to support professional development across the profession. The RPS Advanced Pharmacy Framework (APF) is a framework for identifying and recognising the stage of practice. It is applicable to all sectors and nations, building on what have previously been shown to work. This can form the basis of the professional portfolio.


The APF builds on the widely used Advanced to Consultant Level Framework (the ACLF), to ensure it is applicable to all sectors and specialisms across pharmacy in Great Britain. The evidence supports its use across the profession, and more widely, for the development of both advanced and specialist practice, applicable to all who work in pharmacy. The APF is intended for use once early or foundation years have been completed. It forms a useful supportive framework to gather evidence of advancement across the core competencies

10.1 The RPS Faculty Professional Recognition Professional recognition involves formal acknowledgement of professional development and advancement in the scope of professional practice. Many professions have established methods to recognise advanced competencies (knowledge, skills, experiences, and behaviours) set against career pathways, where career progression is aligned with the ability to deal safely with increasingly complex patients and situations in a safe and appropriate way. There are four main elements required for formalised professional recognition: i. Access to the knowledge, skills, experiences and behaviours needed for careers advancement (i.e. frameworks). ii. Access to professional curricula to support the development of knowledge, skills, experiences and behaviours across the clusters underpinning advanced practice. iii. Access to high quality accredited or endorsed educational, training, research, management and leadership resources. iv. Credentialing of an individual’s attainment, i.e. awarding of post-nominals. All of these are provided by the Faculty and enable you to work towards and obtain consistent and validated professional recognition of advanced practice. What does the Faculty Provide? The Faculty provides support, networks, access to experts and mentors across all sectors, and at all stages of your professional careers, alongside opportunities to develop professionally, to build a portfolio of transferable knowledge and skills that is widely recognised. The RPS manages and leads the Faculty, providing governance to ensure quality and consistency across all sectors and at all levels. The Faculty will help you to demonstrate excellent patient care by supporting your development. It will enable you to access a range of quality assured and validated professional curricula, support tools and frameworks which support your professional development, enabling you to focus your learning, professional development and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and gain recognition for your enhanced knowledge and experience. The Faculty will also signpost to education/learning opportunities that support your development. The Advanced Pharmacy Framework (APF) has been developed to support professionals across all sectors to identify what they need to know or do to advance. This forms the backbone of the Advanced Practice Portfolio (APP). Building your APP and peer review will enable you to reflect on your practice and support your ongoing professional development in


order to benefit your practice whether in a patient facing or wider pharmacy role. You can also use your portfolio entries for CPD records. Being a member of the Faculty will also help you to stand out in increasingly competitive jobs markets and will support your career progression. It will provide you with a mark of quality and assurance of progression which will be valued by employers and commissioners of services. The Faculty is aligned to many employers’ professional development programmes, including the NHS. 10.2 My Faculty Portfolio personal identification of portfolio entries View my RPS Advanced Pharmacy Framework personal identification of portfolio entries on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/RPS%20APP%20personal%20ID%20of%20portfolio%20entries A personal reference system is used to identify each piece of work used as evidence towards my Faculty Portfolio (section 10.3). 10.3 My Faculty Portfolio evidence of work Each piece of work can be found on my website available at: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com As part of a Faculty assessment, I will be required to submit a portfolio of evidence that reflects my learning, experience and professional achievements within my role and demonstrates my stage of advanced professional practice. My Faculty portfolio will be a key component in the assessment of my skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours, it will count towards professional recognition of my practice and in turn, the awarding of post-nominals, according to my stage of professional development. Whether or not I am ready to join the Faculty, building a portfolio will be an effective way of developing my practice, supporting my career progression and may help prepare me for revalidation in the future.

11.0 Education and training View my education and training archives [Jul 1996 – Dec 2009] on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Professional%20portfolio/Archived%20sections 11.01.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 1: Introduction to the course & Learning Contract Legal aspects of prescribing King’s College London. 19.01.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 2: Clinical decision making / ethics in practice King’s College London. 26.01.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 3: Issues related to diagnosis / collection & interpretation of primary and secondary data King’s College London. 02.02.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists


Week 4: Consultation skills King’s College London. 09.02.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 5: Physical assessment skills King’s College London. 16.02.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 6: Portfolio development King’s College London. 23.02.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 7: Physical assessment skills King’s College London. 02.03.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 8: Evidence based practice and clinical governance King’s College London. 09.03.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 9: Influences on prescribing and achieving concordance King’s College London. 16.03.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 10: Advanced pharmacokinetics and therapeutics King’s College London. 23.03.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 11: Public health issues King’s College London. 25.03.10 London E-Learning in End of Life Care for All London. 30.03.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 12: Professional accountability / issues related to consent King’s College London. 27.04.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 13: Physical assessment skills King’s College London. 11.05.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 14: Self-directed learning King’s College London. 08.06.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 15: Self-directed learning King’s College London. 06.07.10 Independent Prescribing Course for Pharmacists Week 16: Portfolio tutorial, end of course information and evaluation King’s College London. 25.03.10 London E-learning in EoLC for All Launch event, London. 27.07.10 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Clinical Screening Re-accreditation (cytotoxic chemotherapy). 26.08.10 Cancer Information Solution Accreditation for Supportive Medicines Application. 14.09.10 Patient centred care in breakthrough cancer pain (Evening seminar, ProStraken Group plc) Association of Anaesthetists London. 27.09.10 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Intrathecal cytotoxic chemotherapy Re-accreditation. 08.10.10 The Royal Marsden Palliative Care Update


Royal Marsden Hospital London. 11.01.11 EPR Pharmacist Prescriber training (GSTFT) May / June 2011 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Adult Resuscitation Training and others (see separate profile). 01.07.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Introduction to Information Governance. 27.07.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Clinical Screening Re-accreditation (cytotoxic chemotherapy). 27.09.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Intrathecal cytotoxic chemotherapy Re-accreditation. 04.10.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Non Medical Prescribing – a continued professional development workshop for qualified non medical prescribers. 14.10.11 The Royal Marsden Palliative Care Update Royal Marsden Hospital London. 07.11.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Intrathecal cytotoxic chemotherapy re-accreditation. 09.11.11 MANDTORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Good Clinical Practice and the Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) regulations and amendments (for pharmacy staff). 11.11.11 Palliative Care Pharmacists’ Network Annual Conference Help the Hospices London. 15.11.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) In the Line of Fire NHS. 16.11.11 National Cancer Pain Management Study Day Royal Marsden Hospital, London 17.11.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Hand hygiene. 17.11.11 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Adult In-Hospital CPR. 06.12.11 Changing Palliative Care Services A study day for Macmillan Healthcare Professionals The Royal Marsden London. 15.12.11 Palliative Care Clinical Network study day Goldshield Pharmaceuticals London. 20.04.12 Palliative care Matters Update in palliative care London. 21/ 22.05.12 Transforming End of Life Care Multi-professional study day for GSTT primary and secondary care staff London (attendee and facilitator). 23/ 24.07.12 Transforming End of Life Care Multi-professional study day for GSTT primary and secondary care staff London (attendee and facilitator). 02.08.12 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Clinical Screening Re-accreditation (cytotoxic chemotherapy). 21.09.12 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Dementia in adults ‘Barbara’s story’. 24/ 25.09.12 Transforming End of Life Care Multi-professional study day for GSTT primary and secondary care staff London (attendee and facilitator).


12.10.12 Safety Connections Conference Attendee and workshop facilitator KHP London. 18.10.12 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Manual handling Information Governance. 12.11.12 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Intrathecal cytotoxic chemotherapy re-accreditation. 02.11.12 The 5th Royal Marsden Pain and Opioid Conference Royal Marsden Education and Conference Centre London. 09.11.12 Audit Half Day Oncology, Haematology and Thoracic Directorate GSTT. 28/ 29.01.13 Transforming End of Life Care Multi-professional study day for GSTT primary and secondary care staff London (attendee and facilitator). 01.05.13 Working together: the way forward for palliative care London Cancer Alliance West and South London. 08.11.13 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Infection prevention and you. 27.11.13 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Fire training. 06.12.13 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Information governance. 09.12.13 King’s Health Partners Faculty of Healthcare Improvement Safety Connections Network Symposium St. Thomas’ Hospital. 12.12.13 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Hand hygiene. 17.01.14 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) GCP clinical trials. 10.02.14 Improving Outcome Measurement – Palliative care Outcome Scale (POS) Workshop to advance clinical care and research King’s College London Cicely Saunders Institute. 18.02.14 Introduction to systematic review NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. 27.02.14 The National Institute for Health Research Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRC) South London Cicely Saunders International Kings College Hospital, London. 28.02.14 Introduction to meta analysis NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. 28.02.14 Introduction to critical appraisal of quantitative and qualitative research NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. 19.03.14 Safety Connections Network 4th Event programme Kings Health Partners. 14.05.14 Safety Connections 2014 Kings Health Partners. 01.07.14 The future outlook of pharmacies in public health Inside Government. Royal Society of Medicines, London. 23.03.15 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Information Governance. 05.06.15 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) In the line of fire.


10.06.15 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Infection prevention – clinical staff. 13.10.15 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) Safeguarding vulnerable adults. 08.02.16 MANDATORY TRAINING (GSTFT) GCP clinical trials. Pending Quantitative data analysis part 1 NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. Pending Quantitative data analysis part 2 NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. Pending Quantitative data analysis, multivariable analysis NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. Pending All mixed up? Using mixed methodology to evaluate complex interventions NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at GSTT. Pending Edward Jenner Leadership Development Programme NHS Leadership Academy. Pending Being influential: Communications and soft skills personal development course Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education University of Manchester. 12.0 Research, clinical audit and evaluation of service development View selected examples of research, clinical audit and evaluation reports on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Research%2C%20clinical%20audit%20and%20evaluation%20reports For a comprehensive review of my research and development see my profile on ResearchGate: www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven_Wanklyn Audits undertaken in the hospices that addresses best practice and safety management:

Medication system Frequency Relevant external standard/ legislation Ensuring safer practice with high dose ampoules of diamorphine and morphine Annually NPSA Patient Safety Alert 012 Promoting safer measurement and administration of liquid medicines via oral and other enteral routes

Annually NPSA Patient Safety Alert 019

Promoting safer use of injectable medicines Annually NPSA Patient Safety Alert 020 Reducing harm from omitted and delayed medicines Annually NPSA Rapid Response Report 009 Safer administration of insulin Annually NPSA Rapid Response Report 013 Controlled drugs procedures 3-monthly Audit of adherence to local statutory standard operating procedures Care Quality Commission self-assessment of adherence to processes for controlled drugs Annually To coincide with an annual inspection by the local controlled drug liaison police constable Safe custody of controlled drugs in transit between GSTT and the Hospice 6-monthly Home Office Drug Licensing and Compliance Unit (2013) Guidance for the safe custody of controlled drugs and drug precursors in transit. Stock procurement service from GSTT Annually The safe and secure handling of medicines (March 2005). And related codes of practice, GSTT Medicines administration and the management of patients’ own drugs Annually Audit of adherence to local standard operating procedures


1994 MSc supervised research The use guided therapy delivered through a patient information leaflet in combination with pharmacological therapies in the prevention of anticipatory nausea and vomiting in patients undergoing cancer chemotherapy. 2000 Clinic audit User understanding of syringe drivers and their management. A baseline audit against standards of good practice for managing medical devices prior to implementation of a Network syringe driver policy and procedures. 2007 Clinical audit The introduction of a specialist medical chart to manage the prescription, set up and monitoring of syringe drivers used in palliative care patients. A baseline audit against standards of good practice for managing medical devices. 2008 Clinical audit Oxycodone use in patients being treated for moderate to severe pain of cancer in a hospice setting. Results of this audit informed recommendations for subsequent development of guidelines for switching strong opioids (see Conference & poster presentations). 2010 Service development Review, develop and implement systems to manage the safer use of controlled drugs across the organisation that meets the requirements of the regulator, Demelza Hospice Care for Children, South East London and Kent. 2010 Service development Establishing procedures for the transcribing of medications, Demelza Hospice Care for Children, South East London and Kent. 2010 Service development Education and training programme (mandatory) to improve the way medications are managed at Trinity Hospice, London. 2011 Clinical audit A baseline audit to establish standards of practice for the use of transdermal opioid patches (School of Pharmacy, 4th Year undergraduate supervised project). 2012 Clinical evaluation Opioid patch monitoring chart: improving the safety of opioid patches in clinical practice. 2012 Service development Syringe driver medicines reconciliation – confirming the contents of a patient’s syringe driver when they transfer between care providers. 2012 Service development Business case for a band 7 clinical pharmacist, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney, London. 2012/ 14 Service development Development and approval of Service Level Agreement for specialist pharmacy services to St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London. 2012/ 14 Service development Review and approval of Service Level Agreement for specialist pharmacy services to Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. 2013 Clinical audit NICE Clinical Guidance 140: Prescribing strong opioids for pain in adult patients. 2014 Clinical audit A re-audit to demonstrate an improvement in standards of practice for the use of transdermal opioid patches following the introduction of measures after the baseline audit (School of Pharmacy, London diploma project).


2014/ 16 Service development Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operational Framework for specialist pharmacy services to Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. 2014/ 16 Service development Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operational Framework for specialist pharmacy services to St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London. 2014/ 16 Service development Development and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operational Framework for specialist pharmacy services to Richard House Children’s Hospice, Becton, London. 2014/ 15 Dispensing of medications for inpatient and discharge prescription re-use at St. Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney, London. 2014/ 15 Clinical evaluation Quality and safety outcomes for an integrated pathway managing patients being discharged on injectable medications, including a syringe pump for palliative care. 2014/ 15 Clinical evaluation Quality and safety outcomes for optimising medication use by patients during their inpatient stay at Trinity Hospice. 2014/ 15 Clinical evaluation Managing patients’ own drugs at St. Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney, London 2015/ 16 Service development Business case for a band 7 clinical pharmacist, Royal Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. 2015/ 16 Service development Business case for a pharmacy department and band 4 pharmacy technician, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney, London 2015/ 16 Service development Introducing a pharmacist-led medication review clinic at Richard House Children’s Hospice, Becton, London. 2015/ 16 Service development Improving the discharge process for people on syringe pumps: the collective recommendations of a clinical evaluation for this process and the outcomes of incident investigation. 2015/ 16 Service development Education and training programme (mandatory) to improve the way medications are managed at Royal Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. This is a review of the existing programme to bring it in line with the new requirements of the Care Quality Commission concerning medications management. 2015/ 16 Service development Introducing a non-medical prescribing service for community palliative care clinical nurse specialists at Royal Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. 2016/ 17 Service development Re-using patients’ own drugs for discharge prescriptions, Royal Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. 2016/ 17 Service development Dispensing medicines for inpatients, patients being discharged and patients in the community requiring emergency access to injectable medications at the end of life, St. Joseph’s Hospice, Hackney, London.


2016/ 17 Service development Dispensing medicines service at St. Joseph’s Hospice to integrate with the 24/7 transformation project – access to medicines, CCGs across NE London. 2016/ 17 Clinical evaluation A pharmacy score card measuring performance set against the requirements of the regulator and others concerned with quality improvement. 2016/ 17 Service development Introducing a pharmacy-led admissions clinic at Richard House Children’s Hospice, Becton, London. 2016/ 17 Clinical evaluation Quality and safety outcomes for a pharmacy-led admissions clinic at Richard House Children’s Hospice, Becton, London. 2016/ 17 Clinical evaluation Quality and safety outcomes for a pharmacy-led admissions clinic at Haven House Children’s Hospice, South Woodford, London. 2016/ 17 Service development Development and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operating Policy for specialist pharmacy services to Haven House Children’s House, South Woodford London. 2016/ 17 Service development Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operating Policy for specialist pharmacy services to Royal Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. 2016/ 17 Service development Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operating Policy for specialist pharmacy services to St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London. 2016/ 17 Service development Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operating Policy for specialist pharmacy services to Richard House Children’s Hospice, Becton, London. 2016/ 17 Service development Review operating model for pharmacy services to hospices to improve workforce resilience, income generation and skill mix. To collaborate with Trust commercial directorate. 2016/ 17 Service development Business case for a pharmacist post to support the Consultant Pharmacist deliver the palliative and end of life care agenda to the Trust and the Hospices.

12.1 Evidenced-Based Medicine websites and resources View my Evidenced-Based Medicines websites and resources on my website available at: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com

13.0 Clinical guidelines View selected examples of evidence-based clinical guidelines on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Clinical%20guidelines 14.0 Teaching and educational engagement View my teaching and educational contracts and programmes on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required):


www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Teaching%20and%20educational%20contracts%20and%20programmes Pharmacy undergraduates, ACCP elective module 4th Year, palliative and end of life care, King’s College, London. Specialist workshop facilitator. Pharmacy undergraduates, Oncology and palliative Care Module 3rd Year, School of Pharmacy, London. Specialist lecturer. Pharmacy undergraduates, 4th year elective research module, School of Pharmacy, London. Specialist supervisor. Interprofessional Pain Management Learning Unit, King’s College, London. Specialist facilitator. Course details available online at: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/learningteaching/ctel/Projects/Interprofessional-Pain-Education.aspx#ad-image-0 {accessed 08.06.14]. Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester. Programme guardian for palliative care modules. Available online at: http://www.cppe.ac.uk/learning/Details.asp?TemplateID=PALLIATIVE-D-02&Format=D&ID=0&EventID=42007 and http://www.thelearningpharmacy.com/content/programme.asp?topic=28 [accessed 08.06.14]. Defined Area of Practice in specialist palliative and end of life care, Joint Programmes Board Postgraduate Diploma in General Pharmacy Practice, School of Pharmacy, London. Practice supervisor. Transforming End of Life Care, multidisciplinary symposium for KHP staff. Specialist facilitator. Professional development programme in palliative and end of life care – specialist pharmacist, St. Joseph’s Hospice placement. Consultant pharmacist ward round – specialist pharmacist, clinical placement (wards, GSTT). Mandatory training – clinical nurse specialists, Trinity Hospice, London. 15.0 Conference and other educational presentation View my conferences archive [Oct 1995 – Dec 2009] on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Professional%20portfolio/Archived%20sections View selected examples of presentations on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Conference%20and%20other%20educational%20presentation October 2010 The Opioid Safety and Improvement Group: A profile. Poster presentation to the Safety Connections Conference, King’s Health Partners, London. September 2011 Help the Hospices Annual Conference, London. Poster presentation (co-author, in abstention): Patient self-administration of drugs (including controlled drugs) in the hospice setting. September 2012 Safety Connections Conference, King’s Health Partners. Workshop addressing a range of opioid safety issues and raising the profile of the London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group. October 2012 A baseline audit to establish standards of practice for the use of transdermal opioid patches. Poster presentation to the audit half day, Oncology and Haematology Directorate, Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.


January 2013 Transforming End of Life Care: a multiprofessional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop). March 2013 Transforming End of Life Care: a multiprofessional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop). April 2013 European Association of Palliative Care annual conference, Prague. Poster presentation (co-author): Opioids: Improving safety and reducing risk. May 2013 Transforming End of Life Care: a multiprofessional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop). July 2013 Opioids in palliative care: safe and effective prescribing of opioids for pain in palliative care of adults. Presentation to the London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group of the results and recommendations of a clinical audit addressing the requirements of this NICE guidance. July 2013 Transforming End of Life Care: a multiprofessional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop).

September 2013 Transforming End of Life Care: a multiprofessional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop). September 2013 Community Health Services Pharmacists Network, East and South East England Specialist Pharmacy Services. Medicines Use and Safety Directorate. Palliative care – new developments and practical solutions to providing care across boundaries. September 2013 Help the Hospices Annual Conference, London. Poster presentation (co-author, in abstention): Managing a patient’s own drugs (including controlled drugs) in the hospice setting. October 2013 Opioids in palliative care: safe and effective prescribing of opioids for pain in palliative care of adults. Presentation to Trust specialist palliative care team of the results and recommendations of a clinical audit addressing the requirements of this NICE guidance. November 2013 London Opioid Safety and Improvement Group: a workshop for GPs across NHS Southwark CCG on the safety of opioids in clinical practice. November 2013 Transforming End of Life Care: a multi-professional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop). November 2013 Medicines safety and prescribing issues in palliative care: a workshop for the mandatory training curriculum for nursing staff at Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. May 2014 Safety Connections Conference, King’s Health Partners. Local initiatives presentation – The London Opioid Safety and Improvement group. June 2014 Medicines safety and prescribing issues in palliative care: a workshop for the mandatory training curriculum for nursing staff at Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. October 2015 Non-medical prescribing: a study day for the multi-professional group, St. Christopher’s Hospice, Sydenham, London. September 2016 Transforming End of Life Care: a multi-professional workshop for practitioners across primary and secondary care in Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham (facilitator for medications and prescribing workshop).


16.0 Poster and publication View selected examples of posters and publications using the links under each entry. See also section 15.0 Conference and other educational presentation. Also available on my website available at: www.stevenwanklyn.weebly.com Also available on my ResearchGate website available at: www.researchgate.net/profile/steven_wanklyn

March 1997 Reduced pharmacy resource utilization associated with raltitrexed treatment of advanced colorectal cancer. Summerhayes M, Wanklyn S, Shakespeare RA, Lovell J. Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice 03/1997; 3(1):24-30. December 1998 Antiemetic guidelines: Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospitals. Summerhayes M and Wanklyn S. Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice 12/1998; 4(4):200-200. August 2004 Management of Advanced Disease, 4th Edition. Drug appendices. Sykes N, Edmonds P and Wiles M. Hodder Arnold Health Sciences. http://www.scribd.com/doc/74194103/Management-of-Advanced-Disease-4th-

Edition-0340763132 [accessed: 21.04.14]. November 2007 Out-of-hours prescribing: A survey of current practice in the UK. Gregory C, Todd J and Wanklyn S. Palliative Medicine 2007; 21: 575 – 580. Available online at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17942495 [accessed: 21.04.14]. June 2008 Producing guidelines for opioid switching. Wilkinson K and Wanklyn S. Abstract and poster (No.290) presentation to European Association for Palliative Care, Budapest (in abstention). Available online at: http://www.eapcnet.eu/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=kKNT2aOl9pM%3D&tabid=618 [Accessed: 21.04.14]. October 2008 Self-administration of alfentanil spray to treat breakthrough pain. Wanklyn S, Carey I and Wright A. Abstract and poster presentation to British Oncology Pharmacist Association, Liverpool. Available online at: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Self-administration+of+alfentanil+spray+to+treat+breakthrough+pain.+Wanklyn+S%2C+Carey+I+and+Wright+A&oq=Self-administration+of+alfentanil+spray+to+treat+breakthrough+pain.+Wanklyn+S%2C+Carey+I+and+Wright+A&aqs=chrome..69i57.5246j0j4&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8 [accessed: 21.04.14]. October 2010 The Opioid Safety and Improvement Group: A profile. Wanklyn S and Khan S. Poster presentation to the Safety Connections Conference, King’s Health Partners, London. View this poster at https://www.dropbox.com/home/professional%20development/RPS%20APP/Publication [personal code: 6839_OCT10] [accessed: 05.05.14]. August 2011 Palliative Adult Network Guidelines, 3rd Edition. Expert review of allocated chapters. Watson M, Lucas C, Hoy A, et al. Tricord publishing. Available online at: http://book.pallcare.info [accessed: 05.05.14]. Also at: https://www.dropbox.com/home/professional%20development/RPS%20APP/Publication [personal code: 7214_AUG11]. September 2011 Establishing a patient self-administration scheme for medicines in the hospice setting. Wanklyn S, Crowther J, Johnston M, Skinner C. Abstract and poster presentation to Help the Hospices Annual Conference, London. Available online at: http://spcare.bmj.com/content/1/2/264.2.abstract [accessed: 26.04.15]. October 2012 A baseline audit to establish standards of practice for the use of transdermal opioid patches. Wanklyn S and Malhi K. Poster presentation to the audit half day,


Oncology and Haematology Directorate, Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. January 2013 Implementing NPSA requirements and NICE guidance: Opioids. Wanklyn S and Khan S. East and South East England Specialist Pharmacy Services. Medicines Use and Safety Directorate. NICE Evidence available online at: http://www.medicinesresources.nhs.uk/en/Communities/NHS/SPS-E-and-SE-England/Meds-use-and-safety/Patient-safety/Learning-safety-solutions/Opioids/Implementing-NPSA-Requirements-and-NICE-Guidance-Opioids-Vs3/ [accessed: 21.04.14]. April 2013 Opioids: Improving safety and reducing risk. Wanklyn S, Khan S, Gibbs M et al. Poster presentation to the European Association of Palliative Care annual conference, Prague. (Co-author, in abstention). Available online at: http://www.eapcnet.eu/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=3VAFEdxUHMU%3D&tabid=1912 [accessed 21.04.14]. October 2013 Topical morphine use in the management of painful cutaneous ulcerations in adults: a critical review. Grocott P, Graham T, Wanklyn S et al. PAIN. Online available at: http://www.painjournalonline.com/article/S0304-3959(13)00322-9/abstract [accessed 19.08.13]. September 2013 Improving the use of patients own medications in the hospice setting. Wanklyn S, Crowther J, Johnston M, Lund S. Abstract and poster presentation to Help the Hospices Annual Conference, London. Supportive and Palliative Care 10/2013; 3(Suppl 1):A50-A50 October 2013 Opioids in palliative care: safe and effective prescribing of strong opioids for pain in palliative care of adults – an audit to assess adherence to best practice recommendations (NICE CG140). Wanklyn S, Dumble, K and Khan, S. Poster presentation to KHP Clinical Audit Awareness Week. August 2014 Syringe pumps. Wanklyn S. Chapter in Clinical Pharmacy Pocket Companion (2nd Edition). The Pharmaceutical Press, London. Online available at: http://www.pharmpress.com/product/9780853699552/clinical-pharmacy-pocket-companion [accessed 31.12.15]. September 2014 Palliative Care. Wanklyn S. Chapter in Clinical Pharmacy Pocket Companion (2nd Edition). The Pharmaceutical Press, London. Online available at: http://www.pharmpress.com/product/9780853699552/clinical-pharmacy-pocket-companion [accessed 31.12.15]. April 2015 Cost savings from using patients’ own drugs at St. Joseph’s Hospice. Dalby M, Kantilal K, Pacheca-Palomar M and Wanklyn S. The Pharmacy Congress, London. Online available at: http://www.pharmacycongress.co.uk/files/friday_am_abstract_book1.pdf [accessed 31.12.15]. September 2015 Establishing a procedure for verbal ordering of medications on the inpatient unit at Trinity Hospice. Parry-Crowther J, Johnston M, Lund S and Wanklyn S. Hospice UK Annual Conference, London. Online available at: http://www.hospiceuk.org/what-we-offer/courses-conferences-and-learning-events/hospice-uk-annual-conf/abstracts/details/establishing-a-procedure-for-verbal-ordering-of-medications-on-the-inpatient-unit-at-trinity-hospice?secured=false [accessed 31.12.15]. September 2015 Optimising medicines use - A service development to help patients make the most from their medicines. Parry-Crowther J, Johnston M, Lund S and Wanklyn S. Hospice UK Annual Conference, London. Online available at: http://www.hospiceuk.org/what-we-offer/courses-conferences-and-learning-events/hospice-uk-annual-conf/abstracts/details/optimising-medicines-use-a-


service-development-to-help-patients-make-the-most-from-their-medicines?secured=false [accessed 31.12.15]. September 2015 Developing pharmacy services at St. Joseph’s Hospice: A quality improvement programme. Wanklyn S and Bradley R. Hospice UK Annual Conference, London. Online available at: http://www.hospiceuk.org/what-we-offer/courses-conferences-and-learning-events/hospice-uk-annual-conf/abstracts/details/developing-pharmacy-services-at-st-joseph's-hospice?secured=false [accessed 31.12.15]. September 2015 Palliative Adult Network Guidelines, 4th Edition. Expert review of allocated chapters. Watson M, Lucas C, Hoy A, et al. Tricord publishing. Available online at: http://book.pallcare.info [accessed 22.09.15]. July 2016 Improving the quality of care in the last days of life: A practical guide to getting the medications right. Wanklyn S. NHS London Strategic Clinical Networks. Online available at: http://www.londonscn.nhs.uk/publication/improving-the-quality-of-care-in-the-last-days-of-life/ [accessed 21.08.16]. 17.0 Specialist advisory and consultancy View selected examples of outcomes using the links under each entry. View selected examples of outcomes and service agreements on my Dropbox site at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Advisory%20and%20consultancy%20outcomes%20and%20service%20agreements

November 02/ July 2003 BOPA. Specialist pharmacist reviewer for supportive and palliative care guidelines part A and B. April 2008 Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Ltd: Advisory Board Member for Methylnaltrexone in Opioid-Induced Constipation. July 2008 London New Drugs Group APC / DTC Briefing Document / UKMI: Fentanyl buccal tablets (Effentora). Peer review of publication. Available online at: http://www.palliativedrugs.com/download/090916_Fentanyl%20August%202009_2.pdf [accessed 08.06.14]. August 2008 South East London Doctors’ Co-operative (SELDOC), East Dulwich, London: Develop procedures permitting access to specialist palliative care drugs, including controlled drugs by a GP co-operative in the out of hours setting. August 2008 Insite Medical Research, London: Market research for chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. October 2008 SELDOC, East Dulwich, London: Governance monitoring and management for medicines systems providing specialist palliative care drugs, including controlled drugs in the out of hours setting.

December 2008 NHS London Programme for IT and the Royal Marsden Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: Specialist pharmacist support to development and implementation of Hospice to Home project. January 2009 St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London: Specialist pharmacy advice and support on implementing standard operating procedures for a comprehensive palliative care pharmacy service. Review of job description and person specification for post. June 2009 SELDOC, East Dulwich, London: Develop and implement Codes of Practice and procedures managing a formulary of medicines available to SELDOC in the out of hours setting. Required to meet Standards for Better Health.


June 2009 St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London: Review and report on recommendations for the management of controlled drugs. Establish a Code of Practice for CDs, Standard Operating Procedures and staff competency training curriculum. Required to meet the National Minimum Standards for the Care Quality Commission. September 2009 Healthcare for London: Specialist pharmacist support to solutions management strategy for end of life care. December 2010 Demelza Hospice Care for Children, South East London and Kent: Review, develop and implement systems to manage the safer use of controlled drugs across the organisation that meets the requirements of the regulator. December 2010 Demelza Hospice Care for Children, South East London and Kent: Establishing procedures for the transcribing of medications. August 2011 Tricord Publishing: Expert reviewer for Palliative Adult Network Guidelines, 2nd Edition. Watson M, Lucas C, Hoy A, et al. September 2011 Nycomed Pharmaceuticals: Advisory Board on immediate release fentanyl nasal spray (Instanyl™). September 2011 London Procurement Programme Medicines Management Workstream, Primary Care QIPP Medicines Management Subgroup, London New Drugs Group: Expert review of guidelines for fentanyl patches and oxycodone tablets. Available online at:http://www.medicinesresources.nhs.uk/upload/documents/Communities/SPS_E_SE_England/NPSA%20Opioid%20Saftey%202012/B1.9C_Fentanyl_QIPP_bulletin1.pdf and http://www.medicinesresources.nhs.uk/upload/documents/Communities/SPS_E_SE_England/NPSA%20Opioid%20Saftey%202012/B1.9D_Oxycodone%20LPP.pdf [accessed 08.06.14]. December 2011 Goldshield Pharmaceuticals: Clinical Network for Palliative Care Advisory Board for unmet needs in palliative care therapy. April 2012 Review and approval of Service Level Agreement for specialist pharmacy services to Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. April 2012 Development and approval of Service Level Agreement for specialist pharmacy services to St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London. May 2012 Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester: Programme Guardian review of learning programme for palliative care. December 2012 All Wales Medicines Strategy Group and Royal Gwent Hospital NHS Trust: Expert review of protocol for self-administration of immediate release fentanyl products. February 2013 Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester: Programme Guardian review of learning programme for palliative care multiple choice modules. March 2013 Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester: Programme Guardian review of learning programme for palliative care. March 2013 Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester: Programme Guardian review of learning programme for palliative care e-learning modules. May 2013 Working together: the way forward for palliative care London Cancer Alliance West and South London. October 2013 Richard House Children’s Hospice, Beckton, London: scope current medicines management systems against regulatory requirements and develop a service level agreement for specialist pharmaceutical services. March 2014 Association for Prescribing (previously Association for Nurse Prescribing), expert committee member.

April 2014 NHS England End of Life Care Clinical Network, Clinical Leadership Group, expert group member.


April 2014 Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operational Framework for specialist pharmacy services to Trinity Hospice, Clapham, London. April 2014 Review and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operational Framework for specialist pharmacy services to St. Joseph’s Hospice, Bethnal Green, London. April 2014 Development and approval of Service Level Agreement and Operational Framework for specialist pharmacy services to Richard House Children’s Hospice, Beckton, London. August 2014 The Pharmaceutical Press: Expert reviewer of Clinical Pharmacy Pocket Companion, 2nd Edition. Howard Gray A, Wright J, Bruce L, et al. Review chapter on syringe pumps and write new chapter on palliative and end of life care. November 2014 Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester: Programme Guardian review of learning programme for palliative care. March 2015 Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education, University of Manchester: Programme Guardian review of palliative care e-learning modules. March 2015 NHS England End of Life Care Clinical Network, Clinical Leadership Group, lead for developing policy document for medications management in the last days of life. May 2015 Sage Publications, CA. and Scholar-One. Expert reviewer for Palliative Medicine articles covering opioid medication safety. June 2015 Pall@Home Clinical Implementation Group, GSTFT. August 2015 Tricord Publishing: Expert reviewer for Palliative Adult Network Guidelines, 3rd Edition. Watson M, Lucas C, Hoy A, et al. December 2015 Building on the Best in End of Life Care Implementation Group, GSTFT. January 2016 Stakeholder roundtable meeting on end of life care, British Medical Association, Tavistock Square, London. Representing the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. August 2016 Stakeholder round table meeting with the palliative care working group of the Royal Marsden Vanguard to discuss solutions for improving medicines access 24/7. This includes the work that pharmacy at St. Joseph’s Hospice are sharing with the CCG of NE London.

18.0 External assessor View my assessment log and copies of assessment forms on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/RPS%20APP%20evidence%20of%20work/Examiner 19.0 Appraisal (Performance Development Review) View my appraisal documents on my Dropbox site available at (share permission required): www.dropbox.com/home/Professional%20development/Appraisal%20documents 20.0 Continuing Professional Development View my Continuing Professional Development on my regulation site available at (share permission required): www.uptodate.org.uk/access/allowOthersAccess.shtml

professional portfolio 21st august...

Documents