Nurse Nomes: Bringing compassion, consideration and community to patient access programmes
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Nurse Nomes: Bringing compassion, consideration and community to patient access programmes
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In this episode of Pep Talks, Naomi Leachfield shares her journey from a paediatric nurse at Great Ormond Street Hospital to Director of Patient Advocacy at Bionical Emas. Inspired by her sister’s battle with leukaemia, Naomi’s career is driven by a desire to help families who have exhausted approved treatments.
She emphasises the need for patient-centred protocol design to avoid impractical clinical requirements on young children. At Bionical Emas, she has established a co-creation board to involve patients and families directly in developing resources. Naomi also clarifies the differences between post-trial access (PTA) and expanded access programmes (EAP) for investigational medicines.
Finally, as an ISPEP ambassador, she champions global collaboration in patient engagement, highlighting Alfred Samuels, Sandra Botterworth, and Guna from Daiichi as key industry leaders to learn from.