A discussion with Learn With Nurses Founder and Director Michaela Nuttall.is joined by Helen Williams, Consultant Pharmacist for CV Disease about medicines adherence:
· Why should I worry about medicines adherence?
· Why do people not take their medicines?
· How can I support my patient with their medicines?
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About Helen:
Helen is the National Speciality Adviser for CVD Prevention at NHS England and is working on delivery of the national CVD ambitions for AF, Blood Pressure and Cholesterol in the NHS Long Term Plan. Helen has worked as a CVD specialist for more than 25 years across all care settings. She was clinical adviser to the AHSN national AF programme and developed the pharmacist-led virtual clinic model to optimise uptake of anticoagulation in AF, which has now been spread nationally. Helen has recently been appointed as one of the long term conditions leads for SE London ICS and is also working at UCLPartners on the implementation of proactive care frameworks for long-term conditions to support primary care in the post COVID-19 environment.