Safer Drug treatment study day

11th September 2017

The Yellow Card Centre West Midlands is pleased to host a regional study day on safer drug treatment, featuring several speakers from the SCRIPT Editorial team. In this session, the following will be explored:

New developments in pharmacovigilance
The use of appreciative inquiry to promote a positive drug safety culture
Awareness of adverse reactions to herbal medicine
The use of technology to enhance drug safety

The event is due to take place on the 12^th October, 9:30-16:30 at Millennium Point (Birmingham). To find out more and to register, visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-can-we-all-make-drug-treatment-safer-tickets-37001782327

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