medication use system and apply Participate in preparing and/or the approach to submitting an actual or simulated system’s medication safety. Conduct a adverse event or medication error drug use review. report to a standard reporting system (e.g., FDA MedWatch, medication error reporting, etc). Note: student's role may include reporting simulation and/or discussion with the preceptor. Discuss with preceptor look-alike, sound-alike medications and methods to limit medication errors in the pharmacy. Adhere to legal requirements in Discuss with the preceptor, or pharmacy practice, including, but other pharmacist, national quality not limited to, accreditation, legal, measures and safe medication use. regulatory/legislative, safety Topics may include review of requirements, and drug National Patient Safety Goals, administration. Participate in Joint Commission accreditation, discussions regarding the role of National Hospital Quality key organizations in public safety Measures, HEDIS, HCAHPS, etc and key health care policy matters Spend time with the pharmacy that may affect pharmacy. staff member(s) responsible for controlled substances, with exposure to the following: a) procedures for procurement of controlled substances; b) inventory/storage requirements within the pharmacy department and in patient care areas; c) procedures for distribution/tracking of controlled substances and prevention of theft/diversion; and d) procedures for disposal/handling of expired or
medication use system and apply the system’s approach to medication safety. Conduct a drug use review. Participate in preparing and/or submitting an actual or simulated adverse event or medication error report to a standard reporting system (e.g., FDA MedWatch, medication error reporting, etc). Note: student's role may include reporting simulation and/or discussion with the preceptor. Discuss with preceptor look-alike, sound-alike medications and methods to limit medication errors in the pharmacy. Adhere to legal requirements in pharmacy practice, including, but not limited to, accreditation, legal, regulatory/legislative, safety requirements, and drug administration. Participate in discussions regarding the role of key organizations in public safety and key health care policy matters that may affect pharmacy. Discuss with the preceptor, or other pharmacist, national quality measures and safe medication use. Topics may include review of National Patient Safety Goals, Joint Commission accreditation, National Hospital Quality Measures, HEDIS, HCAHPS, etc Spend time with the pharmacy staff member(s) responsible for controlled substances, with exposure to the following: a) procedures for procurement of controlled substances; b) inventory/storage requirements within the pharmacy department and in patient care areas; c) procedures for distribution/tracking of controlled substances and prevention of theft/diversion; and d) procedures for disposal/handling of expired or
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