This web workshop has been designed to be practical and easily digestible for those with responsibility for the Management of Dispensing and Prescribing quality schemes and the specific Governance standards which the schemes stipulate should be in place within the Primary Care sector. It will also cover the specific CQCs standards and how an integrated approach can benefit the practice.
This web workshop is facilitated by experienced governance experts and will be interactive. It will be both detailed and practical and will seek to provide clarity and an objective, practical and integrated approach to support delegates when they return to their practices. With greater understanding and learning of the governance and management of these quality schemes, we aim to help the practices achieve the maximum financial benefit from demonstrating compliance, while benefiting any improvements in performance and the quality and reliability of care patients receive.
Who should attend?
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All staff who wish to undertake Dispensary Management
Objectives
Dispensary Management – the Governance Perspective, module is aimed at dispensing managers, practice managers, and administrative or dispensing staff who wish to broaden their knowledge of Medicines Management within General Practice. The module aims to enhance and develop the skills of those members of non-clinical staff who wish to pursue, develop and undertake the role in pharmacy management within the practice.
After undertaking the training, delegates will have a greater understanding the mandatory governance and management quality schemes enforced by CQC and will be able to implement the right processes within practice. In turn these will drive good financial returns and improvements in performance, quality and reliability of patient care.
The web workshop will also provide them with a greater understanding and appreciation of the role of the community practice pharmacy.
Successful and safe Medicines Management and Dispensary Governance is reliant on the following principles:
- Robust protocols, standards and risk assessments agreed by both clinical and non-clinical staff, which clearly outline the responsibilities and when escalation to a clinical member of the team is required
- Continuous audit against standards and regulatory requirements – and commitment from the whole pharmacy team to create this culture
- Audit of activity and outcomes including complaints and significant or serious incidents.
Training Recommendations: all staff who wish to undertake Dispensary Management – the Governance Perspective module and develop their skills:
- Should be experienced GP Practice and or Pharmacy staff and understand the course outcomes
- Will have to demonstrate how they have applied the skills and knowledge gained back in their workplaces and their work will be audited and monitored on an ongoing basis back in the practice.
Workshop Agenda
Below is an outline of the proposed agenda, if you have any questions please get in touch.
Introduction and Welcome
Open Forum – your challenges and concerns |
Overview of the Programme & Objectives
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Payments
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Dispensing Staff
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Governance of the Dispensary
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Integrated Governance
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Review of Patients
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CQC requirements and regulations
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Next Steps |
Summary and Q&A |
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If you would like more information about any of our workshops, the timings or adapting our programmes to your local needs / requirements, please call 0330 111 6459 or email enquiries@pma-uk.org
Please note that all workshops are delivered online as web workshop sessions – however, if you require face to face workshops, please get in touch and we will be happy to discuss this.
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