University:
University of Wolverhampton
Course:
4PY019 | Pharmacy
Academic year:

2024
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208

Pages:

3
Author:

Sara

Medicines Act 1968 Legislation regulating the sale and supply of medicinal products Pharmacy Order 2010 Regulation governing the registration and renewal of pharmacies Health Act 1999 Legislation concerning the supervision and control of pharmacists General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) Regulatory body responsible for pharmacists, technicians, and pharmacy premises Responsible Pharmacist Individual overseeing supervision and control in a pharmacy Medicines (Pharmacies) (Responsible Regulations specifying responsibilities of Pharmacist) Regulations 2008 the responsible pharmacist Health Act 2006 Legislation related to the pharmaceutical profession HMR 2012 - Clause 220 Clause amended in 2020 due to Brexit, impacting pharmacy regulations Restricted Titles Titles prohibited for use unless the individual is a registered pharmacist Retail Pharmacy Business (RPB) Business involving the retail sale of non-general sale medicinal products Persons Lawfully Conducting a Retail Pharmacy Business (PLCRPB) Individuals or entities legally allowed to operate a retail pharmacy business Superintendent Pharmacist Pharmacist responsible for managing the dispensing and supply of medicinal products in a business Body Corporate Legal entity that can operate a pharmacy business, requiring a superintendent pharmacist Pharmacy Department of a Hospital or Designated area within a medical facility Health-Center for pharmaceutical activities GPhC Standards for Retail Pharmacy Premises Guidelines ensuring proper identification and maintenance of pharmacy spaces 1/3 Process of registering and describing spaces for preparing and dispensing medicinal products Pharmacy Premises Accreditation Space within a pharmacy for private disDesignated Area for Confidential Concussions between patients and pharmasultations cists Regulatory requirements for maintaining GPhC Standards for Registered Phara safe and effective pharmacy environmacies ment GPhC General Pharmaceutical Council: Regulates pharmacy professionals and premises Principle 1 Governance arrangements in registered pharmacies Pharmacist Registration Process of registering with GPhC after completing MPharm and pre-registration year Technician Registration Mandatory registration for pharmacy technicians with QCF(NVQ) level 3 RP Duties Ensuring safe pharmacy operations, delegation, and adherence to SOPs RP Absence Delegation Allowable tasks delegated during RP's absence, ensuring safe and effective pharmacy functioning GPhC Functions Establishing standards, maintaining registers, and ensuring fitness to practice for pharmacy professionals Fitness to Practice GPhC's oversight on professional conduct, investigations, and restoration to register Professional Indemnity Mandatory insurance for pharmacy professionals Revalidation Standards Set by GPhC, includes CPDs, peer discussion, and reflective account 2/3 Guidelines for person-centered care, Standards for Pharmacy Professionals communication, and professional behavior Protocol for Medicines Sale Written procedures for medicine supply and treatment advice in pharmacies 3/3