OSPA Programme - Pharmacy Standards Overview
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At what times do the Standards for Pharmacy professionals apply?

  • Only while on placement
  • Only in the presence of patients
  • At all times, including when off duty (correct)
  • Only during university hours
  • Why are the Standards for Pharmacy professionals significant in Fitness to Practice inquiries?

  • They replace the need for any regulatory oversight.
  • They are only relevant to students and not practicing professionals.
  • They are optional guidelines that professionals may choose to follow.
  • They serve as examples of expected behavior and attitudes. (correct)
  • What is the primary goal of maintaining the trust and confidence of patients and the public for pharmacy professionals?

  • To avoid investigations and potential penalties
  • To fulfill personal ambitions and career goals
  • To ensure compliance with administrative tasks
  • To enhance the reputation of the pharmacy profession (correct)
  • Where can information about the Standards for Pharmacy professionals be found?

    <p>On the MPHM15 module page and OSPAP programme page</p> Signup and view all the answers

    During which term will the GPhC and Fitness to Practice be covered in lectures?

    <p>Term 2</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    OSPAP Programme - Standards for Pharmacy Professionals

    • The standards apply at all times, not just during university/placement
    • Pharmacy professional attitudes/behaviors outside of work are still under the governing body's jurisdiction
    • Maintaining patient/public trust is critical
    • Standards are used in Fitness to Practice inquiries
    • Standards detail expectations of professionals to the regulator, public & profession

    Introduction

    • Pharmacists and technicians are vital in patient health and safety
    • Professionalism maintains trust and confidence in pharmacy
    • Patients expect safe & effective care from professionals
    • Professional attitudes & behaviors affect quality of care, particularly safety

    Pharmacy Students and Trainees

    • Standards are relevant to students and trainees on their path to registration
    • Standards detail expected knowledge, behaviors and attitudes
    • Standards guide students and trainees for registration preparation

    Safe and Effective Care

    • Standards for safe and effective care are person-centred:
    • Includes professional judgement, respect, confidentiality & effective communication and leadership
    • Includes speaking up about concerns and partnership working

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    Explore the essential standards set for pharmacy professionals in the OSPAP Programme. This quiz covers the expectations for professionalism, patient safety, and the significance of trust in pharmacy practice. Understand how these standards also guide students and trainees on their path to registration.

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