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Want to know more about what’s happening in pharmacy education and training? Why not join us and listen to our new PSD Scotland Pharmacy Podcasts. Each series of podcasts will explore different areas of pharmacy education and incorporate insights from guests who are involved or undertaking educational roles within their practice. The Podcasts are hosted by our pharmacy team and each episode will provide helpful tips and guidance to support you within your practice.
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Wednesday Nov 05, 2025
Wednesday Nov 05, 2025
In this second episode of our Pharmacy simulation podcast series, Joanna Garrod and Jennifer Allardyce from the NES Simulation Faculty share their career journey and involvement in national and local simulation programmes, including scenario development and faculty training. Learn how simulation differs from traditional teaching, how realism is ensured through quality-assured resources, and how learner feedback drives improvement.
Discover the benefits of joining the simulation faculty - from supporting learners at all stages to enhancing your professional development and advanced practice portfolio. If you're curious about getting involved, this episode offers practical first steps and inspiration.
Access the Ep2. Pharmacy Simulation - Simulation Faculty - Joanna Garrod and Jennifer Allardyce on our website on our website
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