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Can Children Swallow Tablets? Outcome Data from a Feasibility Study to Assess the Acceptability of Different-Sized Tablets in Children

This event took place on Tuesday 12 March 2024
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Agenda

Can Children Swallow Tablets? Outcome Data from a Feasibility Study to Assess the Acceptability of Different-Sized Tablets in Children, Dr Alice McCloskey, Senior Lecturer – Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, Liverpool John Moores University.
Dr Alice McCloskey
Dr Alice McCloskey
Senior Lecturer- Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, Liverpool John Moores University.

Dr McCloskey is a registered pharmacist of the GPhC and PSNI with a range of experience working across the three main sectors of pharmacy- clinical practice, academia and industry. Upon successful completion of her pre-registration training Dr McCloskey returned to Queen's University Belfast and completed a PhD in pharmaceutics where she developed 'Self-assembled Peptide Nanomaterials for the Prevention of Biomaterial Infection'. This was followed by an industry-academia collaborative post-doc between the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI, Dublin) and the Galway-based nebuliser company Aerogen, a global leader in aerosol delivery. This work was also linked with a national patient focused medical device research centre, CURAM based at The National University of Ireland, Galway. Dr McCloskey is a member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Fellow of HEA. Links are maintained with clinical pharmacy through regular days in practice both in hospital and community settings.

What will the webinar cover?

Key learning objectives

  • To explore the abilities and challenges of patients swallowing tablets and capsule medications