About

Pharmacist. Lecturer – Antimicrobial Stewardship &  EMIS Training

With over 18 years of unwavering dedication to community pharmacy, Aneela Tehseen stands as a seasoned professional whose expertise has significantly impacted the landscape of primary care medicine management. Aneela brings a wealth of experience, particularly in her role as an independent prescriber, where she has been instrumental in shaping clinical care practices and protocols. Aneela's journey encompasses a remarkable 7+ years of specialisation in medicine management within primary care settings. Her commitment to excellence is evident in her multifaceted role, which includes clinical care training across various domains. Aneela has been at the forefront of designing and implementing clinical pathways and digital decision aid tools, showcasing her proficiency in leveraging technology to enhance healthcare outcomes.

As a clinical auditor, Aneela ensures the highest standards of care, constantly refining and improving processes. Her commitment to non-clinical care training is equally noteworthy, covering areas such as Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), EMIS web utilisation, and conflict resolution strategies. Aneela's contributions to the field have not gone unnoticed. Her work has been acknowledged and published by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), particularly in the critical realm of prescribing high-risk drugs in primary care. This recognition is a testament to her dedication to advancing patient safety and promoting best practices in healthcare.

In addition to her clinical endeavours, Aneela has played a pivotal role in preparing GP practices for Care Quality Commission (CQC) assessments from a clinical perspective. Her insights and guidance have been invaluable in ensuring that healthcare providers meet the highest standards of quality and safety. Aneela Tehseen's impact on the healthcare landscape is characterised by a relentless pursuit of excellence, blending clinical expertise with a passion for training, innovation, and system optimisation. Her forward-thinking approach continues to shape the future of pharmacy and primary care, leaving an indelible mark on the profession.