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45. Medicines dilemmas in people with ADHD with Beryl Navti

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Welcome to this episode of Talking Meds where your host, Jonathan Underhill, Medicines Clinical Adviser at PrescQIPP, is joined by Beryl Navti to talk about medicines optimisation issues in the treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD.

Beryl is a Consultant Pharmacist for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) at North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT), where she works closely with pharmacy leads and the wider multidisciplinary team to promote safe prescribing, support medicines governance, and advise on medicines optimisation for children with neurodevelopmental and mental health needs.

With over 25 years of experience spanning community, hospital, academic, and mental health sectors, Beryl brings a breadth of clinical expertise to her work. Over the last few years, in addition to her role within children and young people’s services, she has collaborated with service leads to develop services and improve outcomes for people living with ADHD.

She is the current Registrar of the College of Mental Health Pharmacy and is dedicated to developing pharmacy professionals fit for the future of healthcare services.

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