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Introduction: This template was developed to assist Pharmacy Managers in developing a Policy and Procedure Manual that is comprehensive and practical. Most of the references used in this template may be found on the College website within the Resource Library: https://cphm.ca/resource-library/.
With Bula, you can create a personalized pharmacy policy and procedures manual that documents your procedures, outlines business requirements, helps you comply with legal requirements, clarifies expectations, reduces new-hire orientation and training time, as well as improves day to day operations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. SECTION I – ADMINISTRATION. SECTION II – INPATIENT OPERATIONS. 2. SECTION III – STERILE PRODUCTS. SECTION IV – OUT-PATIENT SERVICES. SECTION V – MATERIALS MANAGEMENT.
Objectives. The Pharmacy Services Team shall be responsible for: Developing written policies and procedures for the safe procurement, storage, distribution, use and disposal of drugs and biologicals. Establishing written procedures for the receipt and distribution of all drugs, particularly Schedule II and other controlled drugs.
PROCEDURE: The Department of Pharmacy shall be directed by a professionally competent and legally qualified pharmacist. It shall be staffed by a sufficient number of competent personnel, in keeping with the size and scope of services to the hospital. The Department of Pharmacy is organized as shown in the following Table of Organization.
Pharmacy policy serves to protect both the patient and the pharmacy by providing guidelines for the proper practice of pharmacy. This includes guidelines for the dispensing of medication, procedures for handling controlled substances, and the provision of patient care services.
This task is crucial in understanding the purpose and goals of the policy and procedure manual for the long-term care pharmacy. By identifying the needs and objectives, we can ensure that the manual addresses the specific requirements of the pharmacy.
