MEP

Question 1

5 principles of patient centred care

Answer 1

1) Equal weighting
2) Patient at the centre of all decisions
3) Respect patient’s decision
4) Provide support
5) Be compassionate

Question 2

Medicines Optimisation points

Answer 2

1) Understand patient experience
2) Evidence based medicine
3) Safe and effective medicines
4) Medicines Optimisation a part of routine practice

Question 3

Pharmaceutical care

Answer 3

Responsible provision of drug by a pharmacist to help improve patient outcomes and quality of life

Question 4

Medicines Optimisation

Answer 4

Trying to get the best patient outcomes based on the medication they are taking

Question 5

Audit

Answer 5

Process of Improving quality in patient services and care, by conducting a systematic review

Question 6

Personal Creed

Answer 6

Set of beliefs that a person lives by

Question 7

Medicines management

Answer 7

Evidence based approach to prescribing factoring in safety, efficacy, cost and simplicity of treatment

Question 8

Military Rxs

Answer 8

FMED 296

Question 9

Emergency supply

Answer 9

Smallest pack size cream or inhaler, make up Abx, 30 days max with POM, only 5 days with CD 4+5+phenobarbital

Question 10

Signed Orders

Answer 10

Name of the person, date, address, quantity and purpose

Question 11

PGD

Answer 11

Select patient populations, CDs in injury, Nurses have PGD

Question 12

Midwife Supply order

Answer 12

Name and occupation, Medicine and quantity, Patient name, Purpose and Doctor signature

Question 13

Safe custody drugs

Answer 13

CD2 and 3 except secobarbital, midazolam, gabapentin, pregabalin, mazindol, meprobomate and pentazocine

Question 14

RP

Answer 14

1) Safe and effective running of a pharmacy
2) Pharmacy notice
3) Pharmacy Record - not mandatory to do online and paper, can just do one
4) Review Procedures

Question 15

Consent

Answer 15

Implied and Explicit

(Both equal) but implied only valid if patient understands what they are consenting to

Question 16

Factors for consent

Answer 16

Capacity they know what they are consenting to, this is voluntary, capable of weighing up options and understand the implications if there is no consent