Thursday 3 December 2026
12:30 - 13:30
A quarterly Lunch & Learn aimed at bringing ABPI Code cases to life and examining how principles translate into practice.
Through case presentation, interactive polling, and open discussion, we’ll explore recent rulings and their implications for professional practice. Sessions will focus on recently published Code case reports.
Summary slides and key learning points will be shared to support CPD documentation and reflective practice.
Meet your host
Your host will be Sharon McCullough, a pharmaceutical physician and trainer with more than 30 years of experience of working with the ABPI Code of Practice. She provides Code consultancy services to a range of clients, including medical signatory services, Code training, and signatory development and assessment. Sharon has a post-graduate teaching qualification and provides engaging, ‘brain friendly’ workshops that aim to illuminate all corners of the Code.
Who should attend?
Designed as a space to reflect, question, and deepen our collective understanding, the session will be of interest to anyone engaged in the interface between the Code, compliance, communication and clinical care.
Delegates are encouraged to engage in discussion and share their perspectives.
Where is this Lunch & Learn taking place?
This session will be delivered on Zoom. A member of the Training Team will provide you with further information following your booking.
Session dates:
When? Thursday 3 December 12:30-13:30 (UK time)
Where? Online
*FPM Members: Free
Non-Members: £40
Bookings close at 12:00 (UK time) the day before the event.
If you attend this Lunch & Learn you can use it as CPD for your appraisal.
To do so you’ll need to provide:
Upload these into your portfolio and self-allocate your CPD points at 0.25 credits per 15 mins.
If you attended this session, please contact training@fpm.org.uk to access your certificate.
If you are unable to complete your booking online, wish to book on behalf of someone else, or have any questions, please email training@fpm.org.uk.
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