Introduction to Pharmacogenomics and Familial Hypercholesterolaemia

This live event is online only

Date: Thursday 26th March 2026

Time: 13:00 - 14:00

This live event is available to registered users only

 Aim:

This 1 hour webinar will provide an overview on how the NHS is using genomic technology in the management of medicines optimisation and familial hypercholesterolaemia. It will cover core knowledge on these areas and provide a critique of NHS implementation. It is anticipated to give attendees familiarisation of genomics & the benefits to patients

This session is led by Paul Selby, Consultant Pharmacist, East Genomics

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Eligible Roles:

This session is suitable for:

Advanced Clinical Practitioner
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
GP
GP Assistant (GPA)
GP Locum
Nurse
Nursing Associate
Other
Pharmacist
Pharmacy Technician
Physician Associate
Student Nurse Associate


Learning Outcomes:

After this session attendees will have a greater understanding of the following: 

  • Explain the concept of pharmacogenomics
  • Describe the current and potential use of pharmacogenomics in the NHS
  • Describe the genetic implications for Familial Hypercholesterolaemia
  • Summarise opportunities for FH testing in a primary care setting


Level of Learning: 

New starter/introductory



​Support: 

If you require any support, we are always listening.

Email: ddlmc.thehubplus@nhs.netPhone: 07883 328933​

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Cancellation Policy: 

Please click here to find our full Cancellation Policy. 

You must have line manager approval before booking. As a not-for-profit organisation, your support directly funds education and development opportunities for Primary Care staff at all levels across Derbyshire. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.


Free Course 

  • If you wish to cancel, you can do so through the LMS booking system.

  • In exceptional circumstances, cancellations can be made by email or phone.

  • Cancellations made with less than 10 working days’ notice will incur a fee of £0.00

This event has taken place

This event took place on Thursday 26th March 2026.