Insulin delegation in community health services

About this event

There are real benefits to implementing insulin delegation to non-registered health and care workers. But there are also challenges to overcome. This webinar will provide insight into how delegation of insulin to non-registered staff can be successfully undertaken in community health services, care agencies and care homes. Speakers from around the UK will present on their service development experiences, and how to develop a system approach to delegation. 

Aim

The aim of this webinar is to give participants the essential knowledge and practical steps to design, initiate and evidence service development of insulin delegation to non-registered staff in their area.

Target audience

This webinar is ideal for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians working across hospital, generalist and community health service settings.

Learning outcomes

After this webinar, attendees should be able to:

• Outline frameworks for insulin delegation to non-registered staff
• Engage and suggest options to support non-registered staff and external organisations with delegation
• Discuss effective methods for presenting outcomes and demonstrating service development to key stakeholders

Booking information

Registration will close at midnight on Monday 02 November 2026 or earlier if maximum capacity is reached. Should this event not reach its minimum number, the UKCPA reserves the right to cancel the webinar.

If you are not a member of UKCPA but wish to attend this event by applying for UKCPA membership in order to attend this webinar as part of your membership package, your membership application must be completed at least 10 working days in advance of the registration deadline.  Please note that the administration and verification of membership can take up to 7 working days.

Access to the recording of this event and any slides made available by the speakers are released as a member benefit.  Non member attendees are not eligible to access or receive the post event resources.  If you are a non member and wish to access the recording and any resources, please upgrade to full UKCPA membership.