Invitation to the Patient and Public Interest Group to discuss medical adherence – taking place on November 29th

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Patient and Public Interest Group (PAPIG) Meeting: Medicine Adherence

The next Patient and Public Interest Group (PAPIG) meeting will be held online on Friday, November 29th, focusing on medicine adherence. This meeting is open to patients, carers, advocates, and third sector organisations.

Agenda Highlights:

Your Medicines, Your Health Campaign – Claire Thomas, AWTTC
Health Psychology and Medicine Adherence – Dr Sarah Brown, Cardiff Metropolitan University
KidzMedz Cymru: Medicine Adherence in Children – Bethan Davis, Cardiff and Vale UHB

The session will explore why medicine adherence matters, barriers to adherence, and ways to support patients. Attendees will also have the opportunity to share their experiences and engage in discussions.

Register to join online here or email: awttc@wales.nhs.uk. Please feel free to share within your networks. For more information follow the link here.

For more information please click the links below:

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