Provision for Disruption of Service. Information outlining the process of the scheme must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff, including locum pharmacists to ensure continuity of the service.
Provision for Disruption of Service. Information outlining the process of the scheme must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff, including locums, to ensure continuity of the service. Emergency planning arrangement must be in place in each pharmacy, as part of the SOP, to allow continued provision of the service in emergency situations. In the unlikely event that the service is disrupted due to unforeseen circumstances, SoTTPCT as the service commissioner and the service coordinator (The High Street Project) should be informed so that arrangements can be made to prevent disruption to service users.
Provision for Disruption of Service. 8.1 Information outlining the process of the service must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff. IMPORTANT NOTE: - Pharmacies should inform the PCT as soon as possible in situations where a designated pharmacist will no longer be able to retain responsibility for the SLA operating in a given accredited pharmacy, to enable transfer of designated pharmacist status or termination of the agreement (see section 11).
Provision for Disruption of Service. 8.1 Steps should be taken to maintain continuity of service provision. Information outlining the process of the service must be cascaded to pharmacy staff. Pharmacy staff members can be trained to offer and/or demonstrate the Chlamydia Screening Packs to clients that meet the criteria of the service.
Provision for Disruption of Service. Information outlining the process of the scheme must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff, including locum pharmacists to ensure continuity of the service. Any unscheduled disruption to the service should be notified to the MEECS service commissioning department of the PCT to ensure onward notification of the accredited optometrists.
Provision for Disruption of Service. Information outlining the process of the service must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff. IMPORTANT NOTE: - Pharmacies should inform the Pavilions Partnership as soon as possible in situations where a designated pharmacist will no longer be able to retain responsibility for the SLA operating in a given accredited pharmacy, to enable transfer of designated pharmacist status or termination of the agreement (see section 11)
Provision for Disruption of Service. 8.1 Information outlining the process of the service must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff. Non-pharmacist staff should be trained to refer clients to an accredited pharmacist. Where an accredited pharmacist is unavailable on the premises, clients should be signposted to appropriate alternative services. NB: Non-pharmacists may not be accredited nor are they allowed, by law, to supply via a Patient Group Direction (PGD). Pharmacies should inform the PCT as soon as possible in situations where a designated pharmacist will no longer be able to retain responsibility for the SLA operating in a given accredited pharmacy, to enable transfer of designated pharmacist status or termination of the agreement (see below).
Provision for Disruption of Service. Information outlining the process of the service must be cascaded to other pharmacy staff. IMPORTANT NOTE: - Pharmacies should inform the INSPIRE Partnership as soon as possible in situations where a designated pharmacist will no longer be able to retain responsibility for the SLA operating in a given accredited pharmacy, to enable transfer of designated pharmacist status or termination of the agreement (see section 11).
Provision for Disruption of Service. The service is to be provided by accredited members of staff only, under the supervision of the pharmacist in charge . Steps should be taken to maintain continuity of service provision. Information outlining the process of the service must be cascaded to pharmacy staff so that appropriate signposting can take place if the service is not available on a specific occasion. The community pharmacy contractor must inform the NTPCT commissioning manager and the TPPS if they are no longer able to meet the requirements of the service e.g. there are no accredited members of staff working in the pharmacy.
