My practice is particularly unique or specialized. How can the College assess my practice?
Your practice advisor will work with you to ensure the discussion addresses your practice processes in providing care to your patients using the four domains of the practice assessment criteria that are relevant to your place of practice.
- Patient assessment
- Decision making
- Documentation
- Communication
Will pharmacy technicians be asked questions about patient care tasks they don't perform at their practice site
No. Practice advisors will only assess the processes that a pharmacy technician is responsible for in their place of practice. If a pharmacy technician does not perform sterile compounding, for example, they would not be asked about it.
