To carry out clinical incident and IR1 reporting using established systems. To utilise organisations risk assessment systems. Formulate oral and injectable medicinal products including cytotoxic chemotherapy using a range of sterile/non-sterile equipment including syringes, needles, laminar air flow cabinets, isolators, precision balances once designated as an authorised pharmacist. ASSIGNMENT AND REVIEW OF WORK To be accountable for own professional actions and outcomes: guided by legislation, national and local protocols, local formulary, senior pharmacists and lead clinicians. Responsible for the management of own time and workload and have an ability to deal with routine enquiries using a degree of initiative. Non-routine enquiries to be referred to senior members of the team. Agrees personal objectives on an annual basis with clinical pharmacist/senior pharmacist/ team leader/multi disciplinary team in line with departmental objectives. Weekly contact with trainer and monthly contact with stage II tutor. Fortnightly review of job performance and objectives with line manager. Review of individual performance is carried out by the senior pharmacist in accordance with the requirements for eKSF. Work assigned on a daily basis by senior pharmacist/team leader COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKING RELATIONSHIPS To communicate effectively and proactively with pharmacy, medical, nursing, primary care staff and other members of the multidisciplinary team to provide routine pharmaceutical advice and information. To use judgement and knowledge to: Provide patients and carers with information in a format that is easily understood to promote concordance with medication. Discuss with senior medical staff information relating to medicines to reach consensus on an individual basis. To communicate sensitive medicines information to patients, in a way that he or she understands and be able to negotiate with the patient to ensure medicines are taken appropriately. To attend and participate in regular peer review and departmental meetings. To communicate across the secondary/primary/tertiary care interface to facilitate seamless pharmaceutical care of patients on admission/discharge.
To carry out clinical incident and IR1 reporting using established systems. To utilise organisations risk assessment systems. Formulate oral and injectable medicinal products including cytotoxic chemotherapy using a range of sterile/non-sterile equipment including syringes, needles, laminar air flow cabinets, isolators, precision balances once designated as an authorised pharmacist. ASSIGNMENT AND REVIEW OF WORK To be accountable for own professional actions and outcomes: guided by legislation, national and local protocols, local formulary, senior pharmacists and lead clinicians. Responsible for the management of own time and workload and have an ability to deal with routine enquiries using a degree of initiative. Non-routine enquiries to be referred to senior members of the team. Agrees personal objectives on an annual basis with clinical pharmacist/senior pharmacist/ team leader/multi disciplinary team in line with departmental objectives. Weekly contact with trainer and monthly contact with stage II tutor. Fortnightly review of job performance and objectives with line manager. Review of individual performance is carried out by the senior pharmacist in accordance with the requirements for eKSF. Work assigned on a daily basis by senior pharmacist/team leader COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKING RELATIONSHIPS To communicate effectively and proactively with pharmacy, medical, nursing, primary care staff and other members of the multidisciplinary team to provide routine pharmaceutical advice and information. To use judgement and knowledge to: Provide patients and carers with information in a format that is easily understood to promote concordance with medication. Discuss with senior medical staff information relating to medicines to reach consensus on an individual basis. To communicate sensitive medicines information to patients, in a way that he or she understands and be able to negotiate with the patient to ensure medicines are taken appropriately. To attend and participate in regular peer review and departmental meetings. To communicate across the secondary/primary/tertiary care interface to facilitate seamless pharmaceutical care of patients on admission/discharge.
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