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Jhoots Pharmacy (1102644) - Improvement action plan

Standard not met Reason Action being taken by the Pharmacy By when Notification By Pharmacy Improvements Made
1.6

Some of the pharmacy's records are inaccurate or incomplete. This means that team members may not always be able to show what has happened.

Additional training will be provided on ensuring adequate detail is put into incident reports or near miss logs to detail not only the root cause of the incident but also the learnings taken from the incident to prevent re-occurrence. Training on the storage and management of other pharmacy records will be provided to ensure accuracy moving forward.

25/11/2021 12/12/2021
1.7

The pharmacy does not display signs with information about its surveillance camera system which includes audio recording, so people may not be aware that they are being monitored.

Signage notifying the public that video and audio recording is operational within the pharmacy has been supplied. It will be displayed clearly in view of the public.

25/11/2021 12/12/2021
1.5

The pharmacy cannot demonstrate that appropriate insurance arrangements are in place to cover the services provided.

Details of the pharmacy’s professional indemnity and public liability insurance will be sent to the GPhC and up to date copies will be displayed in the pharmacy.

25/11/2021 12/12/2021
1.1

The pharmacy does not adequately identify and manage the risks associated with some of its services. It lacks effective contingency plans to manage unexpected disruptions. And it cannot always demonstrate that team members work within their competence, which may increase the risk of mistakes.

A full audit SOPs held on site will be undertaken to ensure all SOPs are available.
All staff will be required to read and understand all SOPs, not limited to the ones that cover their day to day roles, this will ensure that all staff members are able to undertake all roles within the pharmacy ensuring continuity of services in the event of unexpected disruptions.

25/11/2021 12/12/2021
4.2

Pharmacy services are not always effectively managed, which may increase risk. There is a lack of reliable audit trails and governance systems which means it may not always operate safely.

Staff will be re-trained on the importance of scanning all prescriptions at each stage of the assembly process ensuring that accurate audit trails are available, regular checks will be completed to ensure that this is being followed. Staff will be re-trained on maintaining accurate fridge temperature audits for both the pharmacy clinical fridge and the COVID-19 vaccine fridge.

25/11/2021 12/12/2021
4.3

The pharmacy cannot always demonstrate that it takes appropriate steps to store and manage its medicines appropriately.

All staff members will be re-trained on the correct storage of medicines, only medicines for disposal will be stored in the bathroom, there has been additional storage made available within the pharmacy and there should be no reason for this to occur in the future. Additional secure storage space has been made available so that all deliveries can be stored safely until leaving the pharmacy.
Re-training will be provided to ensure that any medicines stored out of their original packaging are labelled with the batch number and expiry date. SOPs governing the safe storage of medicines will be reviewed for all stores.

25/11/2021 12/12/2021