Professionalism, Attributes & Skills for Pharmacists - Cycle 1 Flashcards
What statement is false about the function of the GPHC?
It establishes and promotes standards for the safety, quality, and effectiveness of medicines?
What statement about the functions of the GPHC is TRUE?
It sets standards for training and continuing professional development (CPD)
What statement about the functions of the GPHC is TRUE?
It approves qualifications for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians and accredits education and training providers.
What statement about the functions of the GPHC is TRUE?
It maintains a register of pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy premises.
How often should a fitness to practice declaration be submitted by pharmacists?
Every 12 months.
What DOES NOT form part of the General Pharmaceutical Council’s definition of the meaning of ‘duty of candour’?
Discouraging others from reporting concerns where the concern may bring up profession into disrepute.
How would you describe the role of the pharmacy technician?
They dispense and supply a wide range of medicines, advise patients, and must be registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council.
What words describe the Miller’s triangle levels of competence?
Knows, knows how, shows how, does
What statement relating to the structure and functions of NHS agencies and bodies is FALSE?
An integrated cared partnership allocates NHS budget and commission care services
Which statement about the history of pharmacy before the formation of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society is FALSE?
The chemists and druggists were very well-qualified, skilled individuals who took on the role of what we now know of as general practitioners
What is NOT one of the nine official GPHC standards for pharmacy professionals?
Respecting colleagues
What scenario would NOT by itself raise concerns about a student’s fitness to practise?
Being 30 minutes late for a workshop
Which statement about the Royal Pharmaceutical Society is TRUE?
It is compulsory to join if you wish to practice as a pharmacist