Pharmacy regulations 1-5 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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The royal pharmaceutical society is a regulatory body. True or false?

A

False - professional body

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2
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The GPhC is a professional body. True or false?

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False - regulatory body

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3
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The GPhC is a regulator in GB only. True or false?

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True - Northern Ireland have a different regulator

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4
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The GPhC only regulates pharmacists. True or false?

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False - pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy premises

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5
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The GPhC has a register of pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and premises at which retail pharmacy business is, or is to be operated. True or false?

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True

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6
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GPhC register doesn’t have to be published. True or false?

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False - it is published and public can access

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7
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What are the two current annotations in the GPhC register?

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Supplementary prescriber

Independent prescriber

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8
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Annotations are additional qualifications or responsibilities held by a registrant. True or false?

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True

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9
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GPhC registration does not need to be renewed if the person’s fitness to practice is not impaired. True or false?

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False - needs to be renewed every year

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10
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GPhC registrar may remove a registry entry if shown that the registrant’s fitness to practice is impaired or if the registrant has not informed the registrar of circumstances or problems BEFORE entry. True or false?

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True

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The GPhC recommend that a registrant has indemnity arrangements. True or false?

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False - registrant MUST have indemnity insurance

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The GPhC cannot refuse entry/renewal based on indemnity. True or false?

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False - they can and they are able to ask for information about indemnity

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13
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Anyone in the UK selling medicines via website needs to be registered MHRA. True or false?

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True

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Anyone in the UK selling medicines via a website needs to display new EU common logo on the home page of the website. True or false?

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False - needs to be on every page of their website not just home page

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GPhC regulates pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, pharmacy dispensers and pharmacy premises. True or false?

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False - not dispensers

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GPhC regulates pharmacists in Northern Ireland. True or false?

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False - only England, Scotland and Wales

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17
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What is meant by ‘pharmacist is a protected title’?

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Only those registered with GPhC can call themselves pharmacist

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18
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GPhC set out requirements for CPD. True or false?

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True

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19
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It is mandatory to follow GPhC guidance. True or false?

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False - (not the same as standards)

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The health care associated professions order 2015 makes it a legal requirement for all registrants and applicants to have necessary knowledge of English for safe and effective practice as condition of registration with GPhC. True or false?

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True

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21
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What does OSPAPs stand for?

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Overseas Pharmacists’ Assessment Programmes

22
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GPhC does not accredit pharmacy, dispensing and medicines counter assistants courses. True or false?

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False - it does

23
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GPhC can as for evidence of English language competency from EEA nationals. True or false?

24
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The responsibilities for meeting GPhC standards lies with the pharmacist. True or false?

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False - owner

25
If the pharmacy is owned by a body corporate, who does the responsibility to meet GPhC standards lie with?
Superintendent pharmacist and corporate owner
26
A 'distance' pharmacy service is where all parts of the pharmacy service, including the sale and supply of medicines, takes place in the same registered pharmacy. True or false?
False - this is a traditional pharmacy
27
A distance pharmacy is when an activity is carried out at different registered pharmacies or places. True or false?
True
28
Delivery service to patients in their own home or care/nursing home is an example of a 'distance' pharmacy service. True or false?
True
29
An example of s traditional pharmacy service is where prescriptions are not handed in by patients but collected by pharmacy staff, or received by post or electronically. True or false?
False - distance pharmacy service
30
GPhC inspector has to inform pharmacy when they are coming in to visit. True or false?
False - has the power to enter any registered pharmacy premises at any reasonable hour in order to conduct an inspection
31
GPhC inspector has no right to search machinery or equipment. True or false?
False
32
A GPhC inspector can ask for any documents or records to be produced and take copies. True or false?
True
33
GPhC inspector may serve an improvement notice where proposed measures need to be taken within 28 days. True or false?
False - they will specify period and this can't be less than 28 days
34
One of the main functions of the GPhC inspectorates is to provide advice. True or false?
True
35
Prior to an inspection visit, GPhC inspectorate has to give a minimum of 5 days' notice. True or false?
False - no notice needs to be given
36
Under new pharmacy revalidation, what records will pharmacy professionals need to make?
CPD - planned and unplanned Peer discussion Reflective account
37
Pharmacy professionals have to submit 5 CPD records a year. True or false?
False - 4
38
The same CPD requirements apply to pharmacy technicians as to pharmacists. True or false?
True
39
The peer reviewer makes an assessment of a pharmacy professional's practice and submits it to GPhC. True or false?
False
40
The GPhC has 3 statutory committees. True or false?
True - investigating committee fitness to practice committee appeals committee
41
The fitness to practice committee can impose a fine. True or false?
False
42
I fitness to practice is impaired, the committee is able to issue a warning, impose conditions, e.g. suspend from practicing or remove from the register. True or false?
True
43
The maximum time period of a suspension issued by the FtP committee is 2 years. True or false?
False - 12 months
44
After 12 months of suspension, the FtP committee can't extend this. True or false?
False - can review and extend suspension for another 12 months
45
A pharmacy professional's entry may be suspended indefinitely, if suspension has been in force for at least 2 years. True or false?
True
46
For a conditional entry, the period for complying with the requirements can be extended for a max of 2 years. True or false?
False - 3 years
47
If the FtP committee gives warning or direction, they must inform the person in writing. True or false?
True
48
In the first instance, how long can a suspension be (max length)?
12 months
49
An application for the restoration of name to register following an FtP matter can be made 2 years after removal. True or false?
False - 5 years after
50
Appeals against FtP decision have to be made within 2 months. True or false?
False - 28 days