Description
Are you a Community Pharmacy owner, superintendent pharmacist, clinical lead or a responsible pharmacist overseeing the delivery of clinical services which include the provision of medication through independent prescribing or patient group directions?
Are you intending to deliver a Community Pharmacy service which includes the supply of medication through independent prescribing or patient group directions?
Allied Health Training are pleased to anounced that we will be delivering a full day workshop on Community Pharmacy Clinical Governance & Regulatory Compliance.
The workshop will cover and include the following:
- The changing landscape of Community Pharmacy
- An introduction to clinical regulation
- The difference between systems regulation and professional regulation
- Who are the different systems regulators and what is their jurisdiction (CQC, GPhC, MHRA)
- Who are the different professional regulators and which one is relevant for pharmacy professionals
- The GPhC Pharmacy standards
- The GPhC Professional standards
- Fitness to Practice (FTP) considerations
- The significant pharmacy standards pertaining to pharmacy prescribing services
- If and when you need to register with the CQC and their registrable criteria
- Working with third party services in a regulatory compliant way
- A workshop on developing risk assessments
- A workshop on developing clinical frameworks
- An overview of a clinical audit
- Good record keeping with a demonstration of leading consultation systems on the market
- Digital Clinical Safety with a Clinical Safety Officer (CSO)
- Digital security with a cyber security specialist
- Indemnity workshop: an indemnity expert on what needs to be covered and why
- How to maintain a digital portfolio of competency using leading platforms, linking it to the RPS competency framework
- An understanding of the MHRA blue guide and ASA
- Driving traffic to your pharmacy – How to optimise your online presence through your website, SEO, ads and social media
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