Talks & Conferences

Sharing knowledge and engaging with peers has always been a vital part of my professional journey. Throughout the years, I have had the privilege of speaking at a wide range of national and international conferences. I have addressed audiences of pharmacists, researchers, healthcare professionals, and policy-makers. My presentations have covered diverse and evolving topics such as pharmaceutical care models, the role of pharmacists in public health initiatives, patient adherence strategies, medication management during pregnancy and chronic illnesses, and the future of pharmacy education.

I have delivered lectures at prestigious global events like the FIP World Congresses in Seville, Cape Town, Abu Dhabi, and Glasgow.
I have also participated in specialized research meetings, clinical skills training programs, and regional healthcare symposia.

Each opportunity has allowed me to share practical insights and research findings while learning from the experiences of colleagues across the world.

Speaking at these events is not only a platform for advocacy and professional dialogue but also a way to promote evidence-based practices, foster international collaboration, and inspire innovation that moves pharmacy and patient care forward.

These experiences have deepened my understanding of the global challenges and opportunities within healthcare.
They continue to strengthen my commitment to advancing the pharmacy profession through education, leadership, and community engagement.

2024 — Pharmacy Practice Research FIP PPR SIG

Presentation: Enhancing Community Health: Impact of Pharmacist-Led Screenings Across Urban and Rural Pharmacies

An exploration of the impact of pharmacist-led preventive screenings on community health in various geographic settings.

Presenter: Katarina Fehir Šola

2024 — 82nd FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Cape Town

Presentation: The Effect of the Impact of Sunscreen Recommendations from Pharmacists on Sun Protection Behaviours

A study examining how pharmacists’ recommendations influence patients’ sun protection habits.

Authors: Katarina Fehir Šola, Ivana Čulav, Pero Hrabač

Published in: Pharmacy Education, Vol. 24, Issue 7, pp. 89–90