Specsavers: Clinical Placement Student Workbook Flashcards
What are the 5 steps to the Three Way Handover?
Intro Transfer recommendation/management plan Three way conversation Final check in Dispenser accepts care of patient
What should the introduction of a Three Way Handover contain? (2)
Use names for both patient and dispenser (e.g. Mrs Jones, this is Angie)
Advise how the dispenser will assist (e.g. “she is one of our frame and lens specialists and will assist you with choosing some frames”)
What might a transfer of recommendation or management plan contain? (4)
Product recommendations (prescription, purpose, product)
Referral
Additional tests
Recall
(“We have come to an agreement that Mrs Jones will benefit from….”)
Provide an example of how you would link the three way conversation to understanding your recommendation
“Mrs Jones, you mentioned … so … will provide the clearest, most comfortable vision. Is there anything else you’d like to add?”
What is the final check-in an opportunity for?
Questions or adding anything else
(e.g. “We will send you a reminder in two years. Please come in sooner if you have any concerns with your eyes. Do you have any questions?)
List 5 aspects of best practice collection
Check fit of glasses + make any necessary adjustments
If glasses are for reading, provide a near reading card to check vision. If distance, have them look around store
Ask open questions to ensure patient happy and keep positive convo - reassure if concerns
Advise on glass cleaning (microfibre is best)
Always inform pt about our warranty and guarantees
Are mobile phones permitted on the shop floor or associated working areas?
No. Please restrict the use of mobile phones to break times.
Can you serve family or friends?
Please refer your friends or family to another team member rather than serving them yourself
What are the 3 key pieces of info required to create a customer file (when making appointments)?
Customer name (incl title)
Date of Birth
Contact telephone number (both mobile and home/work if possible)
What 3 questions are helpful in understanding why a customer is making an appointment?
Is your appointment for glasses or contact lenses?
Have you been to the store before? if YES …
Is this a follow-up appointment?
List 5 other useful pieces of information you can obtain when making an appointment
Customer address Email address Customers medicare card number Is the customer in a private health fund Does the customer know where your store is or where is the best place to park (I'm unsure of parking atm. Will figure that out)
Socrates: What are the 6 appointment types found when booking appointments?
Sight test Diabetic screening Clens fit Clens check Collection Aftercare
Socrates: how will all available appointments be displayed for potential bookings?
in grey
Socrates: How do you book an appointment for a new customer? (7)
Select the “search/create” tab
Select the “create new” button
Acquire customer title/name/contact info and then select proceed
At the customer options screen, select the “book appointment” button
The monthly diary screen will be displayed: select the “book appointment” button
The current month is displayed and the current day is outlined in black: touch the day required to bring up the daily diary screen
Appointment type screen appears and just press the type it is
Socrates: How do you add notes to a booked appointment? (3)
Select the appt from the daily diary screen
(Book appt screen): Select the “notes” button at the bottom of screen to open appt notes page (any existing appt notes will be displayed here)
To add a new note, select the “create” button and type in the note