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This section provides information on the functions and structure of the Society, covering: key documents about the Society and its history, the Society's business plan and annual review, the annual British Pharmaceutical Conference, meetings at the Society, people and structures, the Council and its work, devolution/national pharmacy boards, awards and scholarships, job vacancies at the Society, how to complain about the society.
A career in pharmacy
This section provides information on pharmacy careers, pharmacy education policy, undergraduate education including links to schools of pharmacy, preregistration training, the roles of pharmacy support staff, and working in other countries.
Registration & support
This section provides information on areas of support for the profession including registering with the Society, fee structure and payment of fees, updating personal details, clinical governance, audit resources, CPD, postgraduate courses and further training, leadership in pharmacy.
Information resources
This section covers the Society's information resources including the press office, library, advisory services, and museum; it also gives quick links to downloadable documents published by the Society.
World of pharmacy
This section provides information on the wider world of pharmacy, covering: current developments in pharmacy, the use of medicines, science, practice research, working with other UK and international bodies, events and meetings.
New professional body
This section provides information on the setting up of a new professional body for pharmacy, alongside a new regulatory body, as part of a fundamental modernisation of the pharmacy profession

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This section provides information on the Society's work as a regulator, including fitness to practise standards, codes of ethics, the pharmacy inspectorate and its roles, how to complain about a pharmacist, pharmacy premises or pharmacy technician, and the Society's disciplinary committees.

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United Kingdom

Community Pharmacy Research Consortium

The Community Pharmacy Research Consortium came to a close in 2005 with the establishment of a new partnership arrangement, the Health Policy Forum. For more information on the past work of the consortium and its research programmes, click here

Qualified Persons scheme

For more information on the Qualified Persons scheme, click here

New Technologies Forum

For more information on the New Technologies Forum, click here

Health Policy Forum

For more information on the Health Policy Forum, click here

Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences

For information about the Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences, click here

British Pharmaceutical Students Association

For information about the British Pharmaceutical Students Association, click here

British Society for the History of Pharmacy

For information about the British Society for the History of Pharmacy, click here

Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group

For information about the Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group, click here

Medicines Partnership

For information about Medicines Partnership, click here

National Association of Women Pharmacists

For information about the National Association of Women Pharmacists, click here

PharmacyHealthLink

For information about PharmacyHealthLink, click here

International

The Society maintains close links with European groups and worldwide organisations to promote the international development of the profession and its contribution to world health programmes.

European Community

The Society represents the profession on a number of bodies that are helping shape the future of pharmacy in Europe.

These include the EU Pharmacy Group, the EU Industrial Pharmacists Group, the EU Advisory Committee on Pharmaceutical Education and Training, and the WHO Europharm Forum.

Worldwide

The Society maintains close links with worldwide organisations such as the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) and the World Health Organisation (WHO). The Commonwealth Pharmaceutical Association is open to any society or association representative of all pharmacists in a Commonwealth country. There is also a personal membership category open to any pharmacist eligible to practise in a Commonwealth country.

For a message from the President of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, 15 June 2007, click on the link below:

President welcomes Commonwealth Pharmacy Day