The Pharmacy Special Interest Group (SIG) for Creative Health open to pharmacists (including retired pharmacists), those representing pharmacy teams or working with pharmacists/pharmacy students, clinical practitioners, and those with pharmacy training. 

Pharmacy SIG aims to:

  • Create an exciting platform to share new possibilities for pharmacy across diverse health and social care communities.
  • Stimulate the use of creative research methodologies to produce new forms of knowledge and evidence for policy and practice.
  • Innovative creative education for pharmacy.

We hold online events to share experiences of research, education, and practice to grow arts in pharmacy, such as social prescribing. The group will share news of creative arts-health events, resources, conferences, publications, and other outputs.

Please sign up here to be added to the Pharmacy SIG Membership and receive the network emails and information >>  We do monitor those signing up to the Pharmacy SIG, so the membership scope and remit stay relevant to Pharmacy professional practice.

The Pharmacy SIG is Chaired by Dr Ranjita Dhital, a Pharmacist, Sculptor & Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Health Studies, Arts and Sciences Department, UCL, UK.

If you are interested to become a Steering Group Member of this group please email Ranjita on r.dhital@ucl.ac.uk If you'd like to volunteer to run a session, please let Ranjita know to arrange this. We can share a Zoom link and publicise the event.
 

The National Centre for Creative Health (NCCH) is the Secretariat for the Pharmacy SIG, and on behalf of the Pharmacy SIG, NCCH will send out information to those interested in creative health work through occasional emails to this subscribed Pharmacy SIG Member Mailing List. These emails will contain information about regular Pharmacy SIG meetings, as well as general news and updates from the Pharmacy SIG, about creative health research, practice and education nationally and internationally.