药剂师进阶处方硕士

专业介绍

入学与成绩要求

入学条件

Entry requirements Entry requirements for 2026 To be considered for registration on this module you will need the following: to be registered as a pharmacist with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) or, in Northern Ireland, with the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to be in good standing with the GPhC and/or PSNI and any other healthcare regulator with which you are registered to have appropriate patient-oriented experience post-registration in a UK practice setting relevant to the suggested scope of practice to have an identified area of clinical or therapeutic practice in which to develop independent prescribing practice and have relevant clinical or therapeutic experience in that area, which is suitable to act as the foundation of your prescribing practice while training to have a designated prescribing practitioner (DPP) who has agreed to supervise your learning in practice. You will need to have written confirmation from: your employer/sponsor or supporting organisation stating their support for you to undertake the module at the University of Brighton a designated prescribing practitioner who meets eligibility criteria as set out by the RPS 2019 Competency Framework for Designated Prescribing Practitioners and has agreed to provide the required term of supervised practice. In addition to the entry requirements, you will need to: show reflection on your own performance and take responsibility for your own CPD NOT have previously been enrolled on a course at another institution leading to a Practice Certificate in Independent Prescribing commit to 26 days of learning over six months (including guided, face-to-face, and independent study) and 12 days of time in practice. Please see the How to apply tab for more information and a link to the application form. Further information on the requirements of a designated prescribing practitioner is available on the RPS website. How to apply Application to this course is through the form in the link provided. Start date: September 2026 Download the form and read through the process section on page 2. This will guide you through your application. If you are self-funding or have secured funding from your employer please complete the application in full: Sections A, B and C. If you require NHSE funding, complete Sections A and B and highlight in Section C that you are seeking NHSE funding. We will need confirmation of funding routes (by completing Section C of the application) before you are accepted on to the programme. Note: Hand-written applications will not be accepted. Deadline The application deadline for September start date is 4pm on 20 July . We will not be able to accept applications received after the confirmed date. Decisions on applications will be notified by the end of August 2026. Make sure that you fill in, or provide, all of the required information. Failure to do so means that your form will be returned to you and you may miss the application deadline. Download the application form (Word doc) Please notify your designated pharmaceutical practitioner (DPP) that they will be asked to book a call with us between 27 July to the week beginning 10 August to discuss their role. We’ll email them with a booking link, so please make sure they check their junk mail. Uncontactable DPPs will result in an unsuccessful application for this course. DPP support Designated Prescribing Practitioner (DPP) support You will be required to find an appropriate DPP for the duration of the programme. The university is not able to support with finding a suitable DPP, however there are a number of private services available to you, such as the DPP finding service DPP Connect . Group supervision We know and endorse that group supervision can be a fantastic way to upskill and train prescribing trainees. However, DPPs are also responsible for making one-to-one training an option for trainees, as some trainees may not work and learn well in a group environment. This is the student’s decision and not the DPPs. DPP resources University of Brighton DPP handbook and guidance Pharmaceutical Journal article on the DPP There are also training packages available for DPPs who might be new to supervising trainee prescribers. Educational Supervisor Training for the Community Pharmacy Workforce – ProPharmace Designated Prescribing Practitioners – Health and Education Cooperative (hecooperative.co.uk)To be considered for registration on this module you will need the following: to be registered as a pharmacist with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) or, in Northern Ireland, with the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to be in good standing with the GPhC and/or PSNI and any other healthcare regulator with which you are registered to have appropriate patient-oriented experience post-registration in a UK practice setting relevant to the suggested scope of practice to have an identified area of clinical or therapeutic practice in which to develop independent prescribing practice and have relevant clinical or therapeutic experience in that area, which is suitable to act as the foundation of your prescribing practice while training to have a designated prescribing practitioner (DPP) who has agreed to supervise your learning in practice. You will need to have written confirmation from: your employer/sponsor or supporting organisation stating their support for you to undertake the module at the University of Brighton a designated prescribing practitioner who meets eligibility criteria as set out by the RPS 2019 Competency Framework for Designated Prescribing Practitioners and has agreed to provide the required term of supervised practice. In addition to the entry requirements, you will need to: show reflection on your own performance and take responsibility for your own CPD NOT have previously been enrolled on a course at another institution leading to a Practice Certificate in Independent Prescribing commit to 26 days of learning over six months (including guided, face-to-face, and independent study) and 12 days of time in practice. Please see the How to apply tab for more information and a link to the application form. Further information on the requirements of a designated prescribing practitioner is available on the RPS website.

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STRUCTURE Your personal statement should be logically ordered and interesting, it must show why you are interested in this line of study and must demonstrate your ability to take the qualification. A possible structure that you could use is as follows: Current Studies • Degree - how your studies relate to your postgraduate application.This is particularly important if you are applying for study or research that does not seem to obviously follow on from your present course • Subject areas - mention those related to the postgraduate course that show a relevant base of knowledge • Technical skills that you have developed that may relate to your future studies • Related projects that you may have worked on, including group projects, labs and individual projects • Evidence of managing your project - research skills, the application of experimental methodology etc Why this Master’s/PhD? • Show your motivations - what particularly appeals to you about the course or research topic? • Link your plans for future study with your career aspirations • Demonstrate that you are making an informed decision by referring to research that you have done into the course, studies or research area. It is essential to show that you are genuinely motivated to follow this route and have thoroughly thought it through, in order to show that you will not drop out when the going gets tough Past Work Experience • An opportunity to demonstrate that you are able to adapt and ‘fit in’ to a range of environments and experiences • Mention how you were successful, and any achievements that demonstrate your ability to work effectively • Cite relevant skills that may relate to the course or your career aspirations, and achievements, perhaps in challenging situations • If the experience is not directly related to your application then think about showing the transferable skills that you have used and developed Extra-curricular Activities & Interests • You can talk about these to show your personality and demonstrate transferable skills e.g. team-work, ability to take on responsibility, communication, etc. • Think about what to include.Is it interesting and relevant; does it add value to your overall statement? Why this University? • Showing why you have selected this route of study in this particular university/department/group crucially demonstrates motivation and enthusiasm • For postgraduate research applications in particular it is important to show that you have investigated the area in depth. Perhaps mention individual research groups, projects, particular individuals, etc. and link these in with your own research interests and activities • If applying to a university overseas you could state what you will gain and give culturally.

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