Join Our Webinar | The future of pharmacy: evolving your services to meet emerging healthcare needs
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As community pharmacies across the UK face mounting financial pressures, many are seeking new ways to sustain their businesses. With the changing healthcare needs of the public and a shift towards service provision, pharmacies have the opportunity to evolve to meet the needs of patients while achieving sustainable revenue as a business.
The Pharmacy Show is delighted to announce the free-to-attend webinar workshop ‘The future of pharmacy: evolving your services to meet emerging healthcare needs and drive revenue’, led by Waheedat Owodeyi, Owner and Superintendent Pharmacist at Pharmacyexprezz.
Since setting up Pharmacyexprezz in 2016, Waheedat has built a thriving business by balancing revenue generation and meeting the needs of her local community, earning her a place on The Pharmaceutical Journal’s Women to Watch in 2022.
The webinar will highlight services that can be adopted by pharmacy owners to engage not only with clients but also ensure revenues can be increased, irrespective of the location of the pharmacy.
The future of pharmacy: evolving your services to meet emerging healthcare needs and drive revenue
Date: 24 April 2025, Thursday
Time: 20:00 - 21:00
Free-to-attend
Join this webinar to gain essential tips and actionable strategies for driving revenue by stepping up to meet the changing healthcare needs of the UK public. Waheedat will explore the key steps and challenges when expanding the services offered in your pharmacy – and how to ensure they benefit both your patients and your bottom line.
Waheedat will highlight the value of expanding your services provision, while aiming to demystify some of the concerns around expanding private services. Drawing from her experience as a pharmacy owner in Great Yarmouth, Waheedat will discuss practical strategies for success, emphasising why expanding both NHS and private services is essential for the modern pharmacy landscape.
By understanding what services can be provided as private services, what services provide the best income, and the operational considerations to expand your offering, you will be able to create a roadmap to increasing revenue and meeting patient needs in an evolving healthcare landscape.
Register today to learn practical approaches for expanding and optimising the services you offer: Register today.
About the speaker
Waheedat Owodeyi is the owner and the superintendent pharmacist at Pharmacyexprezz – an online pharmacy based in Great Yarmouth, which she set up in 2016.
She has over two decades of work experience including working as a locum pharmacist for multiples like BOOTS and ASDA. She has multiple degrees and certifications relating to pharmacy practice, from University of London, University of Sunderland, Keele University and Olabisi Onabanjo University.
Pharmacyexprezz is a business that straddles the divide, offering online dispensing but also meeting the needs of the community, with a wide range of NHS-commissioned and other clinical services. In the six years since she started it, the pharmacy has offered a new medication service, emergency contraception, smoking cessation, NHS health checks and flu vaccinations, as well as travel vaccination, earwax removal and weight management as private services.
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