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21 Oct 2011

GPhC seeks pharmacist views on four practice areas

Draft guidance on four key areas of pharmacy practice – consent, confidentiality, raising concerns and professional boundaries – has been published for review by pharmacy's regulator.
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Dorothy Drury, Locum pharmacist
Posted on 22 October 2011.
I would like to see the GPhC have clear definitions on what they mean by "pharmacy" for instance, as there are non-pharmacies offering pharmacy services. These are services made from charity organisations where they are not registered as pharmacies.
I would also like to see a clear definition of a "pharmacy technician" and the difference between an ACT made clear. There are jobs advertised for dispensing technicians and I think this is misleading if they are not registered with the GPhC
From Dorothy Drury on behalf of The Pharmacists' Foundation
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