HSRPP       Health Services Research and Pharmacy Practice

 

HSRPP Steering Group

The HSRPP Conference has been held annually since 1995. It arose out of a conference organised by the Pharmacy Practice Research Resource Centre, funded by the Department of Health to pump-prime research in pharmacy practice. From 1996 the Conference has been arranged by the steering group.

Membership consists of 7 core members who are in office for a 6 year term and 6 host members (2 past, 2 present and 2 future) who are in office for a 3 year term, at the end of which one host member will serve a further three years as a core member.

 

The membership meets twice a year, in June to consider feedback from the previous conference, receive a financial statement and plan the programme for the conference, and in November to consider the abstracts submitted for presentation and discuss the final plans for the conference.

 

You can contact or give feedback to the steering group here.

 

The composition of the current steering group is:

Department of General Practice and Primary Care, University of Aberdeen   Department of General Practice and Primary Care, University of Aberdeen

Core 

Organisation 

Beth Allen 

Pharmacy Research UK /Royal Pharmaceutical Society

Erika Kennington

Pharmacy Research UK /Royal Pharmaceutical Society

Mary Tully 

School of Pharmacy, University of Manchester 

James Desborough

School of Pharmacy, University of East Anglia

Stephen Tomlin 

Consultant Pharmacist, Children's Services, Evelina Children's Hospital

Christine Bond 

Department of General Practice and Primary Care, University of Aberdeen  

Mark Tomlin
Consultant Pharmacist, Southampton University Hospital

Past Host 

 

Stephen Byrne 

School of Pharmacy, University College Cork  

Sarah Wilson 

School of Pharmacy, University of Central Lancashire 

Julie Prescott

School of Pharmacy, University of Central Lancashire 

Current Host 

 



Margaret Watson


Catriona Matheson  

Department of General Practice and Primary Care, University of Aberdeen

Future Host 

 

Cristin Ryan

Queen's University Belfast

Carmel Hughes

Queen's University Belfast