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Old 4th, July 2008, 09:04 AM
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NVQ unit 1,
I have to show my knowledge and understanding of the basic principles of modern medicines management
do they mean my role as a dispenser?...or pharmacy in general?
is that MUR's,PGD's,diabetes/cholestrol/h.pylori testing, help please,if only I understood what it is they want then I can write it up!!
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Old 4th, July 2008, 07:40 PM
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Default Re: the basic principles of modern medicines management

I've recently submitted unit 1 and had no idea what to write for the basic principles of modern medicines management. Tbh I don't understand what it's even asking. I asked my manager and she's like oh don't worry about it, I'm sure you've covered it. Anyway, I didn't know where to claim for it so just left it. The unit came back fine so I wouldn't spend too much time on this part.
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Old 5th, July 2008, 08:27 AM
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ok.....all I have to do now is pretend I can extemporaniously dispense!
thats for the info
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Old 5th, July 2008, 09:26 AM
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Default Re: the basic principles of modern medicines management

I struggled with the extemp. part. We just don't make anything up anymore so it seems kind of pointless.

If it helps I did:

1% menthol in aqueous cream (pharmacist assessment/simulation)
Zineryt
For the third one it was another pharmacist assessment/simulation about a dilution. You have Galcodeine 15mg/5ml in stock but the scripts asks for 100ml of codeine paediatric linctus 3mg/5ml. Explain how you would calculate and prepare codeine paediatric solution.
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Old 12th, August 2008, 05:49 PM
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Default Re: the basic principles of modern medicines management

I too am struggling how to fit it in to a report
When I went on the training day the assessor said not to worry to much about the k's but I do think it depends on who is marking your course.

I'm struglgling on payments and charges as I live in Wales and can't remember the last time we had an English Rx
i have emailed them to see if this section can be covered by a pharmacy question but as yet had no reply
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