Clinical skills and competencies Sample Clauses

Clinical skills and competencies. The Contractor is required to ensure that all pharmacists participating in the treatment of chlamydia (Component B) as detailed in this specification: Pharmacists should complete the Declaration of Competence (DoC) relevant to this service, supported for use across England by Health Education England and endorsed by NHS England and Public Health England and should, on request, make the DoC available to the council. Review and complete a DoC in line with the requirements of the relevant DoC. Attend an annual briefing event organised through the Greater Manchester Sexual Health Network or CPPE. The Contractor is required to ensure that all staff (pharmacy professionals and counter staff) involved in the distribution of Ruclear* home screening kits (See separate specification – ‘Participation in the Ruclear chlamydia and gonorrhoea screening programme (Pharmacies) Component A’) have received on-site training from Ruclear (CMFT) The Contractor is also required to: Ensure that each pharmacy professional / counter staff member involved in one to one private consultation for the distribution of Ruclear* home screening kits (See separate specification – ‘Participation in the Ruclear chlamydia and gonorrhoea screening programme (Pharmacies) Component A’) and/or treatment of Chlamydia (Component B)has had a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) enhanced check and that this is undertaken at least every three (3) years. Complete and submit an annual declaration through PharmOutcomes, detailing the names and designations of the pharmacy professionals / other staff members involved in the provision of the services detailed in this specification.
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Clinical skills and competencies. The Contractor is required to ensure that all pharmacists participating in the provision of the emergency hormonal scheme as detailed in this specification: Undertake relevant learning– e.g. CPPE modules relating to the provision of emergency hormonal contraception. Pharmacists should complete the Declaration of Competence (DoC) relevant to this service, supported for use across England by Health education England and endorsed by NHS England and Public Health England, and should, on request, make the forms available to the council. Review and complete a Declaration of Competence in line with the requirements of the relevant DoC. Attend an annual briefing event organised through the Greater Manchester Sexual Health Network and CPPE?? Contractors are also required to: Ensure that each pharmacist has a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) enhanced check and that this is undertaken at least every three (3) years. Complete and submit an annual declaration to the council, detailing the names and designations of the pharmacists / other staff members involved in the provision of the services detailed in this specification.
Clinical skills and competencies. The Contractor is required to ensure that all staff (pharmacy professionals and counter staff) involved in the distribution of Ruclear* home screening kits have received on-site training from Ruclear (CMFT). Pharmacy professionals delivering or supervising counter staff deliver this service should complete the Declaration of Competence (DoC) relevant to this service, supported for use across England by Health Education England and endorsed by NHS England and Public Health England, and should, on request, make the declaration available to the council. The Contractor is also required to ensure that each pharmacy professionals / counter staff member involved in one to one private consultation for the distribution of Ruclear* home screening kits (‘Participation in the Ruclear chlamydia and gonorrhoea screening programme (Pharmacies) Component A’) and/or treatment of Chlamydia (Component B – See separate specification) has had a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) enhanced check and that this is undertaken at least every three (3) years.

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