GPhC Learning Outcomes: By the end of the GP placement, you will have the opportunity to record evidence for many of the GPhC Learning Outcomes including, but not limited to, the following: 1-20, 28, 30-31, 33-43, 45-49 and 53. Please be proactive in reflecting in the events.
NHSE Assessment activities
Number | Activity | Description |
|---|---|---|
6 | Prescribing Learning Agreement | Completed at the start of the training year with the DPP |
7 | Prescribing Learning Needs Analysis and Personal Development Plan | Completed at the start of the training year with the DPP. |
8 | Final Prescribing Development Review | Will be completed when the prescribing assessment activities have been fully completed and the associated Learning Outcomes have been met. |
11 | Teaching and Mentoring | Design and deliver a practice training session on community pharmacy. |
16 | Digital Healthcare Systems Used in Employing Organisation | Understand the practice computer system including how to run reports and searches. |
18 | Medicines Reconciliation | - Observe and then undertake medicines reconciliation consultations.- Attend a care home medicines reconciliation and review visit. |
19 | Patient Consultation | - Observe and then complete face to face and remote patient medication reviews and receive feedback.- Review and interpret biochemistry results and suggest an appropriate action plan for review by their designated supervisor. Communicate plan to patient with appropriate supervision. |
20 | Medicines Optimisation | Undertake medication reviews and identify opportunities to optimise medicines use including deprescribing. |
23 | Responding to a Medicines Query | - Reception duties - including handling medicines queries and repeat medicines requests.- Identify and resolve issues including patient queries who have been triaged to the practice pharmacist. |
24 | History Taking | Take and document an appropriate medical, psychosocial and medication history including allergies and intolerances. |
25 | Physical and Clinical Examination Skills | Perform and document appropriate physical and clinical examinations to decide the most appropriate course of action for a person. This should include weight, height, BMI, heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, manual blood pressure measurement, oxygen saturation. |
26 | Prescribing Consultation | Undertake prescribing consultations that incorporate:1. Assessing the patient2. Identifying evidence-based treatment options available for clinical decision making.3. Presenting options and reaching a shared decision.4. Enacting a prescribing decision (which can include modification or deprescribing).5. Providing information and safety netting6. Recording, monitoring and reviewing. |
27 | Prescription Writing | Safely prescribe (or deprescribe) medicines for patients whilst considering:- Application of relevant legislation and ethical decision-making related to prescribing- Use of relevant systems and frameworks for medicines use- Clinical governance- Using tools and techniques to avoid medication errors associated with prescribing |
28 | Log of 90 Hours | Accurately document learning hours attributable to development as a prescriber in practice. |