Pharmacy Practice 2 - SIP2007

Assessment 3: Portfolio (including examples)

Formative feedback will be given to pieces of work to be included in the portfolio.

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Practical skills assessment

A formative Observed Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) exam will be taken in advance of the final assessment

Practical Skills Assessment

Assessment 4: Practical skills assessment

Formative feedback will be given in each dispensing practical.

Assessment 2: Written practice exercise

Formative calculations will be undertaken throughout the year.

Written practice exercise

Assessment 3: Exam

Exam

Assessment 5: In-Class Test

In-Class Test

Assessment 1: In-Class Test

In-Class calculations test. 
The assessment is not graded other than as Pass / Fail.

Assessment 4: Portfolio

Assessment 2: Practical Skills Assessment

Practical Skills Assessment (OSCE).
The assessment is not graded other than as Pass / Fail.
Anonymous marking is applied to dispensing, not for manned stations

This module develops students’ knowledge of the practice of pharmacy, the role of the pharmacist in society and their role as a member of the healthcare team and highlights issues related to ‘Health and Illness.’ Pharmacists contribution to public health is a significant theme, with students developing communication skills with the public and external public health agencies.  Students’ progress in the dispensing of medicines with respect to controlled drugs, varied prescription types and person centred consultation skills,  , pharmaceutical legislation and ethics.  Students will also develop the concept of self-care and the process of differential diagnosis with emphasis on the treatment of minor self-limiting illnesses such as coughs and colds... Professional and ethical responsibilities around prescribing will be explored including for minor ailments and implications of near patient testing. Pharmacy placement visits will provide students with the opportunity to become familiar with the practice of pharmacy in a variety of workplace environments.

Dispensing pass mark 70% (OSCE and calculations)


School of Applied Sciences

Introduction to pharmaceutical calculations
Rees, Judith A
ISBN:9780857111685 (Paperback)
Fourth edition 2015.
Pharmaceutical Press, London
 
Community pharmacy: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Rutter, Paul
ISBN:9780702080203 
Fifth edition [2021]
Elsevier
Stockley's Drug Interactions
Pharmaceutical Press
London
 
Dale and Appelbe's pharmacy and medicines law.
Wingfield, J.; Pitchford, Karen; Dale, J.R
ISBN:9780857112026; 0857112023
Eleventh edition / 2017
Pharmaceutical Press
London, UK
 
Pharmacy ethics and decision making
Wingfield, Joy
ISBN: 9786611450052; 0853696896; 9780853696896
2007
Pharmaceutical Press, London

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Pharmacy

SIP2007 - Pharmacy Practice 2

Pharmacy Practice 2

Reflect on the core and expanded services provided by pharmacists in patient facing roles.

Discuss nutrition and its contribution to the lifestyle and health of specific patient groups.

Interpret and apply the factors that influence health inequalities and how these impact on the health status of groups of people.

Reflect on their current and future role, identify and address their learning needs.

Supply and prescribe medicines in accordance with legal, ethical and professional requirements.

Demonstrate good communication skills in relation to patients, peers and other healthcare professionals.