Mohammed Hussain

Flashback to 2021 when I raised over £3000 for Pharmacist Support.

I’ve always been passionate about pharmacy, that is why I am standing for election for the National Council at the new Royal College of Pharmacy.

If you are a member please consider voting for me.

@rpharms.com

US companies accused of ‘AI washing’ in citing artificial intelligence for job losses While AI is having an impact on the workplace, experts suggest tariffs, overhiring during the pandemic and simply maximising profits may be bigger factors

A good "scapegoat"

US companies accused of ‘AI washing’ in citing artificial intelligence for job losses www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

Wes deletes pics of mentor Mandy he's calling 'stupid and reckless' ANDREW PIERCE: Bursting with pride, a newly elected Wes Streeting posts a photograph of his mum, Corrina, in the kitchen of her home with a smiling Lord Mandelson.

I dont usually share Daily Mail stories but this one deserves to to be
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Proud to share that my nomination for the inaugural English Pharmacy Advisory Council has been accepted. I want to ensure real‑world pharmacy experience shapes policy and every sector has a voice. If you'd like to know more or share your views, I’d welcome the conversation.

Crossing borders and breaking barriers: why we need to truly value global contributions to pharmacy and healthcare There was nothing dramatic about my decision to leave Pakistan in 2011 — no defining moment, no sudden epiphany. I had completed my PharmD degree at the University of Sargodha, which was introduced…

In a powerful account published by #ThePJ earlier today, #RafiaJamil shares her journey as an “overseas pharmacist” and how her experience of equality, diversity and inclusion within pharmacy has been complex but hopeful

#rpharms #OSPAP #ukpharmacy #diversity #inclusion

Why stand for election? “Pharmacy policy should reflect our collective lived experience, our challenges, and what really benefits patients. As an elected member, I help bring frontline insight into national pharmacy policy.” Tase Oputu FRPharmS MFRPSII Associate Director for Medicines Value & Performance, Integrated Care Board RPS English Pharmacy Board Chair 2026 elections for the future royal college

Inaugural elections for the future Royal College of Pharmacy are being held in early 2026.

They offer an exciting opportunity to help shape the new organisation – particularly pharmacy policy and practice — in each nation and across Great Britain.

Read more: https://www.rpharms.com/elections

Life catches up with you 🤣

I’m still around in the corners watching the younglings takeover!

Hope you’re well

#PharmSky I once saw @digitalpharmacist.bsky.social* walking past while I was having a cup of tea in deli/coffee shop in #Mirfield West Yorkshire.

Of course I didn’t say hello so I guess it doesn’t class as an interaction.

* Where’s he these days - he was *so* active on Twitter “back in the day”

Hospital whistleblower wins right to protection in landmark case The tribunal ruling will have massive implications for those who sit on trust boards across England.

Hospital whistleblower wins right to protection in landmark case www.channel4.com/news/hospita... via @vsmacdonald

@nazshahbfd.bsky.social @laylamoran.bsky.social

Bradford hospitals NHS Trust

Holding Bradford Teaching hospitals and CEO Mel Pickup and new chair Sarah Jones to account.

Thank you @nazshahbfd.bsky.social

Today I raised serious concerns about whistleblowing at Bradford NHS Trust with the Health Secretary, including the landmark ruling in favour of Dr Max McLean, the former Chair. I look forward to discussing this further with the Health Minister soon.

Does the End Justify the Means?

A Critical Look at the RPS Royal College Vote As the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) approaches a pivotal moment in its history, with members soon to vote on transforming into a royal college, a critical question emerges about the democratic process itself. While…

But my overriding concern is that this change goes through on a 12% turnout.

That isn't the right footing for a Royal College to start on.

How racism affects health Our report with the Runnymede Trust highlights large and unacceptable variations in how the building blocks of health are experienced by ethnicity.

How racism affects health
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Looks like Trumpty-Dumpty had a great fall
Splat! From the wall [street]

See what I did there?

So how does the conflict in the charters get resolved? Which one is correct?

That’s actually really poor for such a monumental change.

The charter seems to suggest 2/3 of eligible voters.

If such a big change is enacted on the back of a 10% turnout that is not the will of the members.

#RPSvote

That doesn’t seem great, if only a few hundred votes can change the Charter?

Not the 2/3 of eligible voters?

So it’s 2/3 of members eligible to vote required to the approve the change ?

And in reading the regulations, this appears to apply to "non-chater" special resolutions.

So as I said, not very clear, and hence an ask for clarification.

I’m sorry to say that after a 73 day run streak, there will be no run today.

73 days, 597km, one official half marathon.

The challenges of travelling, Ramadan, poor sleep, work pressures and finally an aggravated tendon have brought the streak to an end.

Loved it !

Say it‼️ See it‼️ Sort it‼️

Sharing my invited piece in BMJ “How Can I Be Antiracist?”

My 3-step framework for antiracism 🔗 www.bmj.com/content/388/...

4 essential reads⤵️
📚The Anti-Racist Organization – Shereen Daniels
📚Divided – Annabel Sowemimo
📚Legacy – Uché Blackstock
📚The Good Ally – Nova Reid