RPS appoints agency to lead on independent review of member participation

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) has appointed communications agency Luther Pendragon to review how members and elected members engage with the pharmacy body.

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The review will include focus groups, surveys and interviews with RPS members

The agency will illustrate how the RPS can ensure that its members, elected members and stakeholders “understand why decisions around organisational policy have been taken on their behalf by elected representatives”, the RPS wrote in a statement today (May 10).

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