Achieving Excellence in Pharmaceutical Care Flashcards
Care
Improving the pharmaceutical care of people in care homes
And people being cared for in their own homes
Access to pharmacy
Increasing the access to community pharmacy as the first port of call
(for managing self-limiting illnesses and supporting self-management of long term and stable conditions in hours and out of hours)
Minor ailments service
Public health service
Chronic Medication Service
Independent Prescribing and advanced clinical skills
Serial Prescribing and Dispensing
Transform
Creating the conditions to transform hospital pharmacy services to deliver world leading pharmaceutical care
Transformation requirements
Quality improvement and performance measures
Discharge process
Modern outpatient programme
Safe
Providing the focus, resources and tools to support the safer use of medicines
Data measurement and monitoring
Medicines reconciliation
Pharmacy role awarenesss
Quality improvement in community pharmacy
Building
Building the clinical capacity and capability of the pharmacy workforce
Postgraduate career framework
Pharmacy technician development
Workforce planning
Integrated
Integrating pharmacists with advanced clinical skills and pharmacy technicians into GP practices to improve pharmaceutical care and contribute to the MDT
GP practice based pharmacy
Remote and Rural
Enhancing access to pharmaceutical care in remote and rural communities
Recruitment and retention
Availabilty of technology to support R&R
Data and technology
Optimising the use of digital information, data and technologies for improved service delivery
Data enabled care solutions
Automation (robots)
Health information access
Clinical decision support tools
HEPMA (hospital electronic prescribing and medicines Administration)
Future hospital requirements
ePharmacy support for all pharmacu primary care prescribers
Sustainability
Planning for sustainable pharmaceutical care across Scotland
Planning
Contracting and Funding agreemnts
