Lipids: complex case management

About this event

Pharmacy practitioners play a critical role in identifying and managing cardiovascular disease (CVD) and monitoring cholesterol-related risks. 

During this session, we will share case studies that highlight common challenges and opportunities in managing lipids across community, primary care, and hospital settings. We will examine some of the conditions that increase CVD risk and discuss targets for lowering cholesterol.  We’ll also discuss when it is appropriate to use different cholesterol lowering therapies.

Aim

The aim of this webinar is to equip attendees with the knowledge and practical insights needed to effectively use lipid-lowering medications as part of cardiovascular risk reduction.

Target audience

This webinar is designed specifically for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who want to enhance their clinical impact in lipid management.

Learning outcomes

At the end of this webinar, attendees should be able to:

• Name conditions that increase CVD risk
• Discuss targets for lowering cholesterol
• Identify when to use different cholesterol lowering therapies

Booking information

Registration will close at midnight on Sunday 29 March 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 either as a guest or by applying for UKCPA membership in order to attend this webinar as part of your membership package, your guest account or membership application must be completed at least 10 working days in advance of the registration deadline.  Please note that the administration and activation of membership or guest accounts can take up to 7 working days.

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