Matching Pairs Institution dispensing 1Online version Week 4,5,6,7 by Audree Dulnuan 1 Invoices need to be signed and returned within? 2 OCS 3 All other information in the narcotic record 4 Perpetual inventory 5 Counts, deliveries, transfers and returns 6 What time does a new narcotic sheet will be initiated? 7 CDSA 8 When should incidents of unexpected loss reported to health Canada? 9 Double signatures required identifies how much of each item we have on hand in the pharmacy at any given time Within 10 days of discovery 5 days Office of controlled substances At 0700 each day Controlled Drugs and Substances Act All transcribed/shift counts, all wastages, pharmacy issue/ return narcotics using red ink on narcotic record Blue or black ink 1 The self assessment 2 Accreditation 3 Role of accreditation 4 Population-specific & service excellence standards 5 Accreditation team 6 System-wide areas assessed during accreditation 7 The accreditation letter & decision 8 Progress review 9 The accreditation process quality improvement, risk areas, improvement of effectiveness & efficiency, change management, education & skills development, independent 3rd party Spend 3-5 days in the hospital; have 4 members; each member has a specialty; visit every department. Hospital can prep 1 yr in advance for team visits Self assessment and detailed report of finding, reviews provide for what organizations are doing well/map the immediate/ long term improvements needed 5 months to follow up on action items and submit evidence 10-15 days after the on-site survey, communicates the accredition decision Process for organizations to regularly and consistently improve their services, or areas of improvement Governance, leadership & management, infection prevention & control, medication management Addresses specific sectors, services, conditions & populations Individuals will answer questions about the governing body's 1 CAPT 2 Role of CHSP 3 Role of CAPT 4 Role of CPhA 5 OPA 6 Role of OPA 7 CPhA 8 OCP 9 CHSP 10 Role of CCHSA 11 CCHSA Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians, provide avenues for RPhT member-run organization with a board of directors consists of 8 members all registered pharm tech to support, advocate, educate,support staff in field 1907 non-profit organization has charted the course through many development in pharmacy & continues to be the national voice of Canadian pharmacists. registering & regulating, legislation, code of ethics, policies, guidelines ensures pharmacies in province meet standards for operation & accredited Canadian Society of hospital pharmacists, residency training programs, development of guidelines for SOP Represent pharmacy working in hospital & other collaborative healthcare who seek excellence in patient care w advancement of safe/effective med use The Canadian council on health services accreditation 10,000 members, Canada largest advocacy organization, professional development & drug information provider for pharmacy professionals across Ontario Ontario Pharmacist Association, enhances academics, scientific, & professional aspects of pharmacy in Ontario Help health service organizations examine and improve the quality of service they provide, a not-for-profit organization Canadian Pharmacist Association, publish the CPS each year 1 ATP, Automatic tab packager (Oral Solid) 2 Oral syringes 3 pressure seal vials 4 Colour for prepackaging narcotic 5 Medications you can't pre-package 6 Heat & moisture sensitive drugg 7 Fluidose (Oral liquid cups) 8 Table top packager MPI's (oral solid) 9 Kwikvial (oral liquid) 10 Manually prepackaging 11 Swisslog pillpick (Oral solid) 12 Colour for prepackaging benzo 13 Pacmed (Oral Solid) oral liquid or powder Red, table top packager hospital robotic dispensing, fully automated, storage, packaging, robot compliance packaging packs: mor,noon,eve,bd, patient specific strip packs organized by time small-scale packaging HIV drugs, desiccants, red tape on top of cover Packages lots of tabs automatically, large number of caps/tabs, packages into strip packs Antibiotics, Chemo, hazardous, cytotoxic, teratogenic, effervescent tabs, moisture-sensitive Durable heat-sealed foil lids, used for unit dose packaging, delivery & administration of oral liquids meds up to 30 mL 1ml-60ml hospital unit-dose canister system, fast dispensing For hazardous & cytotoxic drugs, level c, (CPEC), full ppe, chemo gown, double gloves, aux labels, put inside chemotherapy ziplock Blue, table top packager
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