LEGISLATION Flashcards

1
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Purpose of legislation?

A

Protect the public by ensuring the medication meet the standard of:
-quality
-efficacy
-safety

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Legislation available? 6

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-Medicine act 1968
-misuse of drugs act 1971
-misuse of drug regulation 2001
-the poison act 1972
-human medicines regulation 2012
-unlicensed medicines amendments 2009

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Human medicine regulation 2012? 7

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Set of legislation that regulate:
-manufacturer and wholesale
-marketing authorisation
-packaging/advertising
-homeopathic
-herbal
-pharmacopoeia
-pharmacovigilance

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4
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Who releases Marketing authorisation?

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MHRA

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5
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What describes marketing authorisation?

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Summary characteristic of product (SPc)

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What SPC includes? 10

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-name
-presentation
-use
-dose
-contraindication/precaution/warning
-side effect
-interaction
-packaging
-legal category
-PL number

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Type of unlicensed medication?4

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-Special
-Import
-extemporaneous preparation
-drug in development

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Special medication definition?

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Medication manufactured to meet special needs where no licensed suitable alternative is available. In also includes mixing two licensed medication together

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Import medication definition?

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Medication imported to meet special needs where no licensed suitable alternative is available

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10
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Extemporaneous medication

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Medication prepared in the pharmacy under pharmacist supervision

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Off label medication definition?

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Medication used outside the licensed indication described on SPc

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Risk associated with unlicensed medication? 3

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-ADR
-quality of the product
-discrepancy on product information or labelling

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Advise to prescribes when prescribing unlicensed medication? 4

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-be satisfied the medication meet special need where no licensed suitable alternative is available
-take responsibility of prescribing, monitoring, follow up
-be satisfied unlicensed medication is selected according to best clinical experience that guarantees safety and efficacy
-record reason for prescribing the unlicensed medication

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14
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Who can prescribe unlicensed medication?

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Dr, dentist, NMP (pharmacist, nurse), supplementary prescriber

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Who can prescribe off label medication?

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Dr, dentist, NMP (pharmacist, nurse and optometrist), SP

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16
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Who can mix drugs together?

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Dr, dentist, NMP (pharmacist, nurse), SP

17
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When prescribing unlicensed/off label medication, prescribers are responsible for? 3

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-their clinical competence
-professional code of ethics
-prescribing policies of their employers

18
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Misuse of drugs regulation 2001?

A

Regulate the Sale, supply, possession of drugs subject to misuse

19
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Body regulating Drug of misuse?

A

Home Office

20
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Who can possess CD?

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-PT
-who holds home office license
-special category outlined on regulation

21
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Independent prescribing definition?

A

Prescribing by a practitioner responsible of assessment of pt with diagnosed or undiagnosed condition, and the decision of clinical management including prescribing.

22
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What is the Independent prescriber responsible when prescribing ? 4

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-assess pt
-interpret the assessment
-decision on appropriate therapy
-ongoing monitoring and follow up

23
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Supplementary prescriber definition?

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A voluntary partnership between the prescriber (Dr, dentist) and supplementary prescriber to implement a CMP with the pt agreement

24
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Criteria for CMP to be valid? 3

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-The IP just be a Dr
-the SP must be qualified and registered
-the pt should agree for their care to be transferred to the SP care

25
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Clinical Management plan definition?

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It is a plan of care related to a specific pt for a specific condition, managed by the SP

26
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CMP requirement? 3

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-be individualised
-must be part of pt records
-each condition/medication included with in the CMP

27
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CMP infos included? 10

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-Pt’s name
-condition treated
-medication prescribed
-guidelines to support the CMP
-when to refer to IP
-frequency of SP review
-outline warning/sensitivities and allergy
-how to report ADR
-dad are of start and IP review date

28
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CDAO GOALS? 4

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-ensure safe use of CD
-ensure appropriate training
-ensure appropriate destruction
-ensure monitoring and auditing

29
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PGD definition?

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Are written direction that enables HCP to supply or administer a POM.

30
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PGD requirement? 4

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-pt falls within the group of pt who needs the treatment
-pt falls in Pt inclusion
-HCP must follow the directions outlined
-written by Dr, signed by pharmacist and approved by an authorising individual within the organisation

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Emergency supply prescriber? 3

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-dr cannot prescribe immediately
-dr will write an originale Rx within 72h
-pt will follow doctor direction

32
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Emergency supply patient? 4

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-pharmacist must interview the pt
-pt already had the medication
-pt charged privately
-no more 30 days supply