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Introduction to Re-Accreditation
1-2 The Courtyard, Main Street, Keyworth, Nottingham, NG12 5AW The specialist in pharmacy trainingTel: 0115 9374936, E-mail: Fax: 0115 9371675, follow the national recognised framework for accuracy checking for Pharmacy Technicians developed by the NHS Pharmacy Education and Development committee. The framework states that the certificate you receive when you become an Accredited Checking Pharmacy Technician (ACPT) will be valid for two years. At the end of that period you must have your qualification re-accredited. To re-accredit you must keep an on-going log of any final accuracy checking errors you make during this period. Any error that is made must then be reflected upon and recorded using the CPD cycle. You must also ensure that you are maintaining your competence by checking for a minimum of 8 hours per order to help you re-accredit we have devised the following workbook for you to record all your evidence over this two year period.
Once a period of greater than 24 months has expired then you will need to complete the qualification from the beginning.
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