Professional Competencies for Canadian Pharmacy Tech. at Entry to Practice Flashcards
What does BPMH mean
Best Possible Medication History
a preventable even that may cause or lead to inappropriate drug use or patient harm, while the drug is in the control of a health professional, patient, or consumer
medication incident
An event that could have resulted in unwanted consequences
close call
All members responsible for the direct care of a patient
circle of care
A drug that bears a heightened risk of causing significant patient harm when it is used incorrectly
high-alert drug
Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities
Competency #1
Patient Care (develop a professional relationship with patient)
Competency #2
Product Distribution
- receive and interpret RX
- prepare products for dispensing
- collaborate w/pharmacist in release of product
Competency #3
Practice Setting
- optimize the safety efficacy, and efficiency of operations
- contribute to pharmacy management
Competency #4
Health Promotion
Competency #5
Knowledge and Research Application
Competency #6
Communication and Education
- establish and maintain effective communication skills
Competency #7
Intra and Inter Professional Collaboration
- work with other health care professionals
Competency #8
Quality and Safety
- contribute to pt safety
- ensure quality of service and medication
Competency #9