PSNC’s CPCF checklist
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Please make sure you have followed the PSNC’s CPCF checklist’s….
Checklist 32 – National clinical audit 2019/20
Checklist 31 – PQS: Declarations can now be submitted
Checklist 30 – CPCS: Plan how to get IT access in your consultation room
Checklist 29 – PQS: Plan to start your lithium audit (if not already started)
Checklist 28 – PQS: Decide when you are going to complete the NSAID audit
Checklist 27 – PQS: Plan to start your valproate audit (if not already started)
Checklist 26 – Add these important dates to your calendar
Checklist 25 – PQS: Start working on your new patient safety report
Checklist 24 – PQS: Start working towards meeting the risk review quality criterion
Checklist 23 – PQS: Check the weekly NHS Digital SCR report to see if you’ve met the SCR quality criterion
Checklist 22 – CPCS: Check you are ready to start the service on 29th October
Checklist 21 – PQS: Complete the Dementia-friendly environment checklist and action plan
Checklist 20 – PQS: Consider if you could be a Pharmacy PCN Lead
Checklist 19 – PQS: Be aware that you can now check the gateway dataset report
Checklist 18 – PQS: Make sure all your patient-facing staff are Dementia Friends
Checklist 17 – PQS: Update your NHS website profile and your DoS profile now
Checklist 16 – Read the NHS England and NHS Improvement guidance for the Pharmacy Quality Scheme
Checklist 15 – PQS: Make sure your pharmacy team is ready to start working towards the diabetes quality criterion
Checklist 14 – PQS: Make your Aspiration payment declaration
Checklist 13 – Review amendments to the Drug Tariff
Checklist 12 – Read the CPCS Toolkit ahead of providing the service next month
Checklist 11 – PQS: Get your pharmacy team ready to meet the diabetes quality criterion which starts on 1st October 2019
Checklist 10 – PQS: Start working towards the asthma quality criterion
Checklist 9 – Update your MUR SOP by 1st October to reflect new targeting requirements
Checklist 8 – Read PSNC Briefing 041/19: The Pharmacy Quality Scheme
Checklist 7 – Register for our CPCS webinar
Checklist 6 – Read the CPCS service specification and register your pharmacy to provide the service
Checklist 5 – Check that your pharmacy is accredited as an HLP Level 1
Checklist 4 – CPCS: Check that your shared NHSmail account is in the pharmacy directory
Checklist 3 – PQS: Complete the required CPPE learning and e-assessments
Checklist 2 – PQS: Register for the Manage Your Service (MYS) application
Checklist 1 – Watch PSNC’s webinar
