Jonathan is joined by Justine Tomlinson and returning guest Hadeel Mohammed to discuss medication discharge planning challenges, particularly for the frail elderly.
Hadeel is a senior pharmacist prescriber who began her career as a hospital pharmacist in Manchester before relocating to Yorkshire in 2015, where she transitioned into primary care. She has since held a number of leadership roles, and last year, completed her PhD at the University of Bradford, focusing on medication self-management in older people.
Hadeel enjoys working as a portfolio pharmacist, and is currently Lead Pharmacist for Education & Training at Bradford Teaching Hospitals, and a Research Programme Manager for the Yorkshire & Humber Patient Safety Research Collaboration (PSRC).
Justine Tomlinson is an Assistant Professor in Physician Associate Studies and Pharmacy Practice at the University of Bradford. She is a pharmacist with a background in community and secondary care practice. Her work explores how patients, carers, and healthcare professionals navigate complex medicines use across healthcare settings, with a particular interest in medicines self-management, transitions of care experience, and reducing medication-related harm.
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