Transcription of Accuracy checking pharmacy technician (ACPT) handbook
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Accuracy checking pharmacy technician (ACPT) handbook Page 1 Author Samantha Quaye, lead pharmacy technician , CPPE Editor Sarah Bromley, editorial assistant, CPPE Contents Content Page numbers Introduction 2 Aims and scope 3 Overview of process 4 ACPT trainee role and responsibilities 5 Entry criteria for ACPT trainee 6 7 Educational supervisor role and responsibilities 7 8 Educational supervisor criteria 8 Chief pharmacist/senior pharmacy manager responsibilities 8 Application process Dispensing Accuracy Application process 9 Course outline Pre-course e-learning and assessment Online modules checking logs and errors Activities Review meetings Professional discussion Portfolio building 10 - 14 Assessment 15 - 16 Reaccreditation Moving workplace and/or sector Periods of absence 16 - 17 Quality assurance 17 18 Appeals 19 References 19 Accuracy checking pharmacy technician (ACPT)
Accuracy checking pharmacy technicians (ACPTs) Traditionally the role of final accuracy checking of dispensed items was reserved for pharmacists. Over time pharmacists have moved into more clinical, patient-facing positions and pharmacy technicians have completed training to enable them to undertake final accuracy checks and become ACPTs.
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