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CETP Pharmacy Practice Management Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary purpose of a medication use evaluation (MUE) in pharmacy practice?

    Answer: To assess the appropriateness, safety, and effectiveness of medication use

    Medication use evaluations systematically assess whether medications are being prescribed, dispensed, and monitored appropriately, safely, and effectively.

  2. Which document defines the scope of practice for pharmacy technicians in a specific Canadian province?

    Answer: Provincial pharmacy legislation and regulations

    Provincial pharmacy legislation and regulations define the scope of practice, responsibilities, and limitations for pharmacy technicians within each province.

  3. What is a formulary in the context of pharmacy practice management?

    Answer: A list of approved medications for use within an institution or health plan

    A formulary is an approved list of medications used to guide evidence-based prescribing and manage drug costs within a healthcare institution or drug plan.

  4. What is a key pharmacy manager responsibility regarding staff scheduling?

    Answer: Ensuring adequate staffing to meet workload demands safely and efficiently

    The pharmacy manager is responsible for scheduling sufficient staff to safely manage workload volume while maintaining both efficiency and patient safety.

  5. Which of the following is an example of a meaningful pharmacy key performance indicator (KPI)?

    Answer: Prescription fill rate and medication error rate

    KPIs such as prescription fill rate and error rate are measurable metrics used to evaluate pharmacy performance and identify areas for quality improvement.

  6. What is the primary purpose of a standard operating procedure (SOP) in pharmacy?

    Answer: To provide step-by-step instructions ensuring consistent, safe pharmacy practices

    SOPs document standardized procedures so that all pharmacy staff perform tasks consistently, accurately, and safely regardless of who is on duty.

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