Two days, one stand, a lot of conversations
Here’s a quick post–event write–up — the demos that landed, the people we met, and the talks we walked out of with something to think about.
Five demos, running back–to–back
Our personalised homecare service was at the centre, with our digital platform running live next to it. The same five products we promised in the build–up — and the questions visitors asked told us a lot about where pharmacy teams want to go next.
Patient Portal
The most asked–about of the lot. Trust pharmacists wanted to see exactly how patients self–serve on prescriptions and deliveries.
Patient App
A lot of interest in the medication reminder side. Several conversations about adherence and what we can feed back to the prescriber.
Nursing Portal
This one drew the homecare nursing teams in — particularly the visit coordination and the syncing back to clinical systems.
Hospital Portal
The dashboards landed. Finance and ops leads wanted to talk about analytics, KPIs, and how the data lines up with their own.
WhatsApp Bot
The one people didn’t expect. Talking to a medication assistant in a familiar chat window changed the conversation completely.
Worth the trip, every single one
The stand was busy throughout both days. A few conversations are still echoing — here’s a couple worth naming.
A proper deep–dive on the nursing and hospital portals — the kind of conversation that pushes how we think about cross–team handovers. Thank you for stopping by.
Always brilliant catching up with King’s. We covered a lot of ground — pathway design, data feedback loops, and what good looks like at scale.
To the pharmacists, nurses, commissioners and partners who came by — thank you. Several of you have follow–ups already in calendars.
The PHP Team
We had representation from almost every department — leadership, clinical, account management, finance, pharmacy operations, training, even IT support running technical deep–dives on the demos. Click any name to connect on LinkedIn.
Fozia Jhalli
Swapna Kuncham
What we walked out thinking about
A short list of the sessions that gave the team something to think about.
AI, automation and digital prescribing
One of the strongest threads across CPC this year — practical use of AI in pharmacy, from prescribing to workflow automation, with a clear focus on what actually scales in NHS settings.
The future of medicines optimisation in ICS structures
A strategic look at how medicines optimisation is evolving across integrated care systems — less theory, more about how teams are making it work across organisational boundaries.
Workforce, leadership and the direction of travel
Across multiple sessions, a consistent theme: workforce development, independent prescribing, and what effective leadership looks like as pharmacy takes on a broader clinical role.
Thank you for stopping by
The stand was busy throughout both days. To everyone who came to chat, watch a demo, or share what their trust is wrestling with right now — thank you. We’re already looking forward to next year.
We’re always up for a conversation
If we missed you on stand, or if you want to pick up where we left off, drop us a line. We’re happy to run the same demos one–to–one over a call.
Get in touch → Or email enquiries@homecare-pharmacy.co.uk with subject “CPC London 2026 follow up”.About PHP
Personal Homecare Pharmacy is a GPhC–regulated clinical homecare provider serving NHS trusts and pharmaceutical companies across the UK. Our mission is to deliver safe, personalised, and innovative clinical homecare — aligned with NHS Net Zero priorities. Our values — Resilience, Customer–focused, Innovative, Agile — underpin everything we do.
Read our build–up post: PHP at Clinical Pharmacy Congress 2026 — Book a Live Demo.
