Service outline and standard Sample Clauses

Service outline and standard. This service framework defines three tiers of supply and pharmaceutical care relating to provision of medicines prescribed by a hospital prescriber but dispensed in community pharmacy.

Service outline and standard. 4.1 The provision of this service requires engagement and regular interaction between the pharmacy contractor and the Hepatology Specialist Team. Key steps in Community Pharmacy Supply of Hepatitis C medication are detailed below:

Service outline and standard. The pharmacy contractor will undertake the preparation of printed MAR charts in accordance with the prescribed medication for patients identified as requiring Level 3 support (Aberdeenshire and Moray) and Grade 3 or Grade 4 support (Aberdeen City). Medicines must be supplied in labelled manufacturers packaging or pharmacy supplied packaging and not in a compliance aid. The pharmacy contractor must complete the Patient Registration form (Appendix 1) for each patient who is enrolled in the service. The pharmacy contractor must maintain a list of all patients receiving this service which should include the patient’s date of birth and the month and year of the patient starting the service. This can be recorded in the MAR tab of the Pharmacy Claim Workbook. The pharmacy contractor will provide repeat and updated MAR charts which correspond to all currently prescribed medicines. This includes the provision of MAR for any short courses of medication and ‘when required’ medication when appropriate. The pharmacy contractor must ensure all MAR charts are computer generated and that they conform to any local and national standards. The pharmacy contractor will ensure all patients requiring a MAR chart are highlighted via electronic Patient Medication Record (PMR). The pharmacy contractor will be familiar with the terms and conditions of their HSCP’s guidance on the Care at Home service in order to provide appropriate and timely advice to care workers on administration issues, if required. The pharmacy contractor must ensure, where appropriate, that the care provider is advised and understands any special requirements when handling the medication and administering medicines to the patient e.g. take after food, cytotoxic handling. Written information should be provided if necessary. The pharmacy contractor must record in Appendix 1 how when required medication will be managed for the patient. The pharmacy contractor will supply a Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) with all medication at every issue to ensure all relevant information is available should the patient or care provider require it. The pharmacy contractor must ensure all queries regarding patient’s medication are escalated to the appropriate professional in a timely manner to ensure there is no delay in the supply of medication and MAR. All communication should be noted in the patients PMR. The pharmacy contractor providing the service should ensure that standard operating procedures (SOP) are in place which ...

Service outline and standard. 4.1 The Contractor providing this must be signed up to this SLA.

Service outline and standard. 4.1 The Pharmacy Contractor will undertake the preparation of MAR charts in accordance with the prescribed medication for patients identified as requiring Level 3 support (Aberdeenshire and Moray) and Grade 3 or Grade 4 support (Aberdeen City). Medicines must be supplied in a labelled skillet or original packs and not in compliance aids. MAR charts must conform to any local and national standards and be computer generated wherever possible.

Service outline and standard. 4.1 NHS Grampian Board requires assurance that there is adequate provision of pharmaceutical care for palliative patients.