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Senior Pharmacy Technician – Procurement & Distribution PA to Chief Pharmacist & Pharmacy Department Administrator
Bank holidays - 10.30am - 2.30pm (restricted service)ĭeputy Chief Pharmacist and Medication Safety Officer.Saturday and Sunday – 10.30am – 2.30pm (restricted service).The team work very closely with both the trust Research and Development Teams, and with national and regional research bodies.
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The Clinical Trials Unit - operates receipt and storage of trials, plus organisational support for trials governance, that is safe systems of dispensing and records keeping. S upport Team - have an extensive administration and clerical support provided by team members throughout the department, specific areas being: Senior Management Team – Chief Pharmacist, Deputy Chief Pharmacist and Pharmacy Operational manager Specialist Medicines Optimisation services – provided by Senior pharmacists who support specialist clinical services Macmillan Specialist Pharmacy Team – work with the Hematologists, Oncologists and Specialist Nursing teams to ensure our Cancer patients have the safest treatment(s) and work closely with the Aseptic Services team Pharmacists - Clinically based at ward level, provide dispensary clinical check, assist in accuracy checking and when needed provide providing information about medicines to both patients and to the professionals who treat them.Īseptic services – provide Chemotherapy treatment for Out patients and work alongside Cancer Resource Centre, Oncology and Hematology clinical Teams Pharmacy technicians - Assist the pharmacist in all clinical and non-clinical roles, work at ward level, provide technical expertise, be responsible for medicine supply, provide dispensing, accuracy checking and counselling within the department and manage our robot. Discharges – 65% within 60 minutes (At ward level – 90% within 60 minutes)Īssistant technical officers - assist the team in all areas of the process, man the reception, dispense prescriptions, work in specialised areas, pick and supply Ward stock orders, check supplier orders and help with our robot.Inpatients items – 65% within 60 minutes.The agreed dispensary KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are as follows – The pharmacy also has a licence to sell a small number of 'over the counter medicines' and have agreed a range of medicines to sell with A&E for routine medicines that are cheaper to purchase than being supplied from a prescription and a fee paid. Outpatient prescriptions represents 20% approximately of our total workload but in the main are from complicated specialities such as Haematology (unusual drug regimes), A&E Outpatients (emergency supplies of medicine), Gastroenterology (drugs used outside their licensing) and Oncology (complicated Chemotherapy drugs) – this may increase the turnaround time of these prescriptions. Average weekly number of items are 2,500 - 3,000 items.
We dispense an average of 600 items every day (Monday to Friday).
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Counselling- Your medicine is given to you and advice on how to take the medicines.Accuracy check- A final check is given to ensure that everything is correct.Dispensing- Your medicine is labelled and dispensed for you.Clinical check- Is the dose appropriate? Are there any interactions with your current medicine?.At reception- Your details are checked, and any allergies noted.These are necessary to ensure that each prescription is appropriate for the individual.
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Processing a prescription involves a series of checks at each stage of activity. Pharmacy Services - our pharmacy team provide expert help, advice and dispensary services to all of the trust's services, through ensuring the best use of medicines, and providing information about medicines to both patients and to the professionals who treat them.
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