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EAHP 2025
Symposium: Pharmacists Leading Change
Equipped with the right skills, knowledge, and experience, Pharmacists can lead changes to healthcare delivery to improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency. Join three pioneering pharmacists as they showcase practice change, sharing their experiences and lessons learned.
Leading on Fluid Stewardship - Practice Change Throughout the Hospital - Stephanie Wuyts (Brussels, Belgium)
Driving Big Changes for Little Patients - Neonatal Nutrition Optimization - Sarah Zeraschi (Leeds, UK)
Implementing Clinical and Economical Improvements in Antimicrobial Therapy - Meera Jalota (Derby, UK)
Stephanie Wuyts
Hospital Pharmacist and Clinical Pharmacologist, University Hospital of Brussels
Stephanie has a strong interest in demonstrating the impact of hospital pharmacists on Medication Policies, which led to a PhD project at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). In the hospital pharmacy, she focuses on coordinating clinical pharmacy and the Drug and Therapeutics Committee. Stephanie has published extensively on a range of topics including Fluid Management and oncology.
Stephanie Wuyts Interview
This short interview asks Stephanie to reflect on her professional path and her work to improve fluid management at University Hospital of Brussels.
Leading on Fluid Stewardship - Practice Change Throughout the Hospital
In this symposium session, Stephanie presents her approach in modernizing fluid management protocols in her hospital, highlighting the clinical rationale and measurable impact within the hospital setting.
Meera Jalota
Advanced Clinical Pharmacist – Antimicrobials, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton
Meera is a pharmacist at University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust. She was the Pharmacy Service Lead for the UHDB Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) service. Meera studied her MPharm degree at University of Nottingham and has completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy and is an Independent Prescriber with an interest in respiratory tract infections.
Meera Jelota Interview
Meera discusses her professional development and role in the OPAT program at Derby and Burton.
Implementing Clinical and Economical improvements in Antimicrobial Therapy
This symposium session explores clinical and economic improvements in antimicrobial therapy, with a focus on outcomes that matter to both patients and HCPs.
Sarah Zeraschi
Consultant Pharmacist Nutrition, Leeds Teaching Hospitals, UK
Sarah is currently working with both adult and pediatric Intestinal Failure (IF) teams, leading on all areas of Nutrition Support for Pharmacy. Sarah represents pharmacy in several groups within the NHS and has been involved in developing national guidance statements on clinical care and shortages and advising on IF specification commissioning.
Sarah Zerashi Interview
Sarah reflects on her career journey and shares the challenges and opportunities in adopting protocols for licensed ready-to-use multi-chamber bags in the NICU of Leeds Teaching Hospitals.
Pitch Perfect Healthcare Presentation Skills by Simon Hall
At the EAHP Congress, we had the opportunity to interview Simon Hall, an expert in public speaking. He shared valuable insights and tips that pharmacists and other healthcare professionals can apply in their professional capacity. Below, you can find excerpts from our interview with Simon Hall, along with a downloadable resource offering practical advice on delivering impactful presentations.