SIRCDIS008Coordinate service to residential care facilities

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What an assessment for SIRCDIS008 must cover

31 assessable components: 4 elements (21 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 1 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Maintain contact with residential care facilities.

  • 1.1Confirm relevant contact personnel for residential care facilities.
  • 1.2Act as contact person to coordinate overall pharmacy service to residential care customers.
  • 1.3Initiate regular contact to improve service efficiency.

2 Identify and respond to service requirements.

  • 2.1Consult with care facility and establish ordering needs.
  • 2.2Clearly explain and confirm trading terms for care facility.
  • 2.3Clearly explain pricing policy and procedures.
  • 2.4Monitor currency of contract between pharmacy and facility and take action in the case of non-current contracts according to organisational procedures.

3 Maintain services to residential care facilities.

  • 3.1Receive and process pharmacy notifications of resident admissions or re-admissions.
  • 3.2Negotiate and coordinate arrangements for receiving and filling regular care facility orders.
  • 3.3Supply stock medicines to care facility and maintain stock control system according to organisational procedures.
  • 3.4Coordinate delivery schedule, emergency deliveries and persons authorised to receive.
  • 3.5Negotiate a system to notify pharmacy of all changes to individual patient medication regimens.
  • 3.6Liaise with care facility director of nursing or other nominated person to identify information and education needs.
  • 3.7Respond to medicine information queries promptly.

4 Administer records.

  • 4.1Maintain accurate and complete record of medicines supplied for each resident.
  • 4.2Assist pharmacist to regularly review patient medicines and amend patient medication charts, according to organisational procedures.
  • 4.3Assist pharmacist to monitor Adverse Drug Reactions (ADR), Adverse Drug Events (ADE) and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM).
  • 4.4Maintain and follow pharmacy system for recording and reporting medication-related incidents.
  • 4.5Input data, raise and forward invoices
  • 4.6Analyse and reconcile payments in pharmacy systems according to organisational procedures.
  • 4.7Identify and respond to discrepancies in records within scope of own role.

Performance evidence

  • coordinate supply services to at least one residential care facility over two supply periods to include: receiving and processing orders for bulk stock and multiple individual medications for patients, scheduling all regular deliveries, scheduling emergency deliveries, maintaining patient supply records, issuing invoices and reconciling payments
  • assist pharmacist to review patient medications across two care facilities and amend medical charts for three patients
  • assist in generating each of these types of reports: Adverse Drug Reactions reports, Adverse Drug Events reports

Knowledge evidence

  • primary components of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia’s Professional Practice Standards – provisions relevant to services to residential care facilities
  • role boundaries and responsibilities of dispensary assistants and pharmacists for providing services to residential care facilities
  • basic aspects of medication provision in residential care facilities
  • full details of contractual arrangements with residential care facilities: services provided: education and information, stock control, storage; roles and responsibilities of care facility and pharmacy; pricing schedule; trading terms
  • formats, content and use of: patient medication charts; medication-related incident reports and registers
  • pharmacy systems and organisational procedures for: notifying pharmacy of changes to individual patient medication regimens; receiving and processing orders for bulk stock and multiple individual medications for patients; providing information and education on medications; scheduling regular and emergency medicine deliveries; maintaining patient supply records and medication charts; reviewing patient medications; recording and reporting medication-related incidents; pricing and invoicing for residential care facilities

Foundation skills

  • Reading: interpret a range of complex documents including organisational procedures for servicing residential care facilities, contracts, orders for bulk stock and multiple individual medications.

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Questions about assessing SIRCDIS008

What does an assessment tool for SIRCDIS008 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SIRCDIS008 needs to address all 31 unit components: 4 elements with 21 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 6 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for SIRCDIS008?

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