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We hold webinars and events to share experiences and knowledge in cultural safety training of pharmacy students and practising pharmacists.
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Our LIPPE at Noon webinars have returned!
Webinars will run from September to November in 2026 and will return throughout 2027.
How cultural safety expectations continue to evolve across pharmacy education
Friday 25 September 2026 – World Pharmacists Day
Noon 12pm-1pm AEDT
Webinar – Free of charge
We will unpack:
Bronwyn Clark is the Australian Pharmacy Council’s Chief Executive Officer. Having originally trained as a pharmacist in Aotearoa New Zealand, she has been privileged to learn from and walk beside Indigenous pharmacists in both Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia. Alongside her friend and mentor Faye McMillan, she was a driving force behind the evolution of the LIPPE® Network.
Chastina is a Nywaigi, Mamu, Bidjara woman. She is currently working as a Senior Clinical Pharmacist at Logan Hospital after an enriching few years spent living and learning on Yolngu country in Arnhem Land. Chas is passionate about sharing her stories of knowing, being and doing pharmacy and healthcare business, especially in regard to the health and wellbeing of Australia’s First Peoples.
Jared is a proud Yuwi man, registered pharmacist, and researcher with interests spanning from culturally safe and effective pharmacy practice through to new technologies for pharmaceutical development, including 3D printing medicines. In 2021, Jared completed a PhD at UQ focusing on discovering new drugs for Alzheimer’s disease. His PhD led to his role as an academic with UQ School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, where he contributes significantly to curriculum design – particularly embedding cultural safety education in health programs across UQ. He directly supports First Nations pharmacy students at UQ as the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Director of Indigenous Engagement.
In 2022 we met with our LIPPE family to discuss current landscapes and future opportunities.
You can read about each webinar:
» Why LIPPE? What will it do?»
» Cultural safety – Hearing from other health professions
» What pharmacy academics say about cultural safety curriculum design
Keen an eye out for more webinars!
The Interprofessional Colloquium 2024 focussed on how to amplify Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices to transform health profession education and practice.
We are hosting our first face to face workshop for pharmacy educators. We will discuss strategies in embedding cultural safety into pharmacy curriculum.
Invite only.
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