Service monitoring Quality Sample Clauses

Service monitoring Quality indicator The pharmacy participates in an annual (PCT-led) audit of service provision. The pharmacy co-operates with any locally agreed (PCT- led) assessment of service user experience For the purpose of sharing good practice and the continuing professional development staff, the SSSS will usually hold two briefing sessions annually to • promote service development, audit and clinical effectiveness; • update pharmacy staff with new developments, knowledge and evidence. The pharmacy contractor will work collaboratively with the PCT to release staff to attend update training as is reasonably required. Pharmacies should ensure a minimum of one representative attends each session and cascades their learning to their colleagues. The PCT should also facilitate contributions from pharmacy staff and clients towards evaluation and quality improvement of the vascular risk assessment programme. The pharmacy contractor will review any incidents related to the provision of this service. Self assessment Please supply the name and contact details of the member of staff designated to assist in any future service review. Additional Supporting Information Please provide any further information to support the self assessment and the provision of this service. Declaration I declare that all information submitted in this self –assessment is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Pharmacist Clinical lead Signature Name & job title Date Additional approved Clinical Governance Lead where permitted Signature Name & job title Date Countersigned by area manger pharmacist / superintendent etc Signature Name & job title Date Pharmacy Name: Pharmacy stamp: Pharmacy Address: Pharmacy Telephone Number: Please complete & return to; Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Medicines Management, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, 00 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxxx, XX0 0XX For PCT use Approved by: Name Designation Signature Date Appendix 2 - CLIENT PRE-SCREENING TOOL This tool is to be used by pharmacy staff to select clients appropriate to the pharmacy’s accreditation status. Pharmacies that signpost clients to another service appropriate to the client’s need as a result of using this tool should record this activity in accordance with Essential Services 4 of the Pharmacy Contract. Questions to ask the presenting potential client:- Tier 1 (voucher only) pharmacies Eligible Not eligible Are you registerd with a GP from one of the 4 Tees PCTs? Yes No- provide National Stop Smoking Helpline number Do you have a voucher from a T...
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