Community Pharmacy Flashcards

1
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Describe the purpose of the CP contract.

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Ensures provision of essential services

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2
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Who monitors essential services?

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NHS England

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3
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What is an essential service in a CP?

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Must be offered by all CPs as part of the CP contract

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4
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What is an advanced service and who is it commissioned by?

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Can be offered by CPs as long as they meet the requirements and it is commissioned by the local authority (LA)

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5
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What are locally commissioned services?

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Commissioned by LAs, CCGs, NHS England depending on local needs.

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6
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What are the 8 essential services?

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  1. Dispensing medicines/appliances
  2. Repeat Dispense
  3. Clinical governance
  4. Disposal of unwanted medicines
  5. Promotion of healthy lifestyle
  6. Signposting
  7. Self-care support
  8. DMS
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7
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Describe dispensing medicines/appliances.

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Maintain records and record interventions

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8
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Describe Repeat dispensing

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For patients with stable medication regimen, managed for up 1 year using batch Rx

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9
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Describe clinical governance

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SOPs, practice audits, CP patient questionnaire, patient safety incident report

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10
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Describe promotion of healthy lifestyle

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opportunistic advice of patients receiving Rx requirement to do up to 6 health campaigns

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11
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Describe signposting

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Referring patient to other healthcare professionals, info should be held in pharmacies for local signposting

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12
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Describe self care support

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Advice and support for patient and their families for long term conditions - responding to symptoms

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13
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Describe DMS

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This is suitable patients identified by hospitals to:
- reduce medicines harm at care transfer
- reduce hospital readmissions
- improve patient understanding of meds and optimise their use

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14
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What are the 9 advances services that are available?

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  1. Appliance use review
  2. Hep C testing
  3. Stoma appliance customisation
  4. Stop smoking
  5. Flu vaccine
  6. C-19 LF distribution service
  7. HPT case funding
  8. NMS
  9. CPCS
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14
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What are the 9 advances services that are available?

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  1. Appliance use review
  2. Hep C testing
  3. Stoma appliance customisation
  4. Stop smoking
  5. Flu vaccine
  6. C-19 LF distribution service
  7. HPT case funding
  8. NMS
  9. CPCS
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15
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Describe appliance use review

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Products in part XI of drug tariff

16
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Describe Hep C testing

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Point of care to people who inject drugs

17
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Describe stoma appliance customisation

A

specific training is required

18
Q

Describe stop smoking

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for patients referred by hospitals

19
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Describe Flu vaccine

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to maximise uptake in risk groups by increasing accessibility

20
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Describe C-19 LF distribution service

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aims to identify positive cases and reduce transmission

21
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Describe HPT case finding

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initial BP check followed by 24 hour ambulatory monitoring

22
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Describe NMS

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4 week support for patients with long term conditions such as asthma, HPT and who have been prescribed new medicines to ensure proper use and adherence

23
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Describe CPCS

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Connects patient with minor illness/urgent supply of medicines to CP which relieves pressure on NHS via 111 referral

24
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Describe the pharmacy quality scheme (PQS)

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Supports the NHS long term plan by rewarding CPs with PGS payments for meeting the 2021/22 domains

25
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Briefly explain the 2021/22 domains

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  1. Medicines safety & optimisation - anticoagulation audit
  2. Respiratory - PAAP and promoting spacer use for children and pMDI use. Inhaler technique checks for new inhalers. Return of unwanted/used inhalers.
  3. Digital - remote consultation
  4. Primary care network - flu vaccinations
  5. Prevention - infection, prevention, control & review of anti-microbial use
  6. Addressing unwanted variation in care - CPPE e-learning and assessment on health inequalities
  7. Action plan promoting C-19 vaccine & myth busting
  8. Health living support - weight management, CPPE learning and action plan