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COMMUNITY PHARMACY TEAM OF THE YEAR


ENTRY CAN BE BY NOMINATION OR BY PERSONAL APPLICATION This Award strives to recognise pharmacies who have worked collaboratively on a project, or in the general workings of the pharmacy, and can demonstrate a significant contribution to patient care, business growth or the local community.


The Pharmacy Team may include, pharmacists, medicines counter assistants, dispensing assistants and technicians, superintendent pharmacists, pharmacy managers and pre-registration trainees.


The winning pharmacy will be able to demonstrate its ability to deliver clear benefits through working together effectively and efficiently.


WHO CAN ENTER?


• This category is open to all pharmacies, either independent or chain. • Previous Community Pharmacy of the Year Award entrants, including winners, are also welcome to submit an entry.


• All entries will be judged by an independent panel of experts. JUDGES WILL BE LOOKING FOR:


The judges will be looking for those who encourage and support each other and those who have collectively demonstrated innovation and forward thinking.


Entrants to this category must be able to show that they have used the principles of team working to achieve good practice, and demonstrate how they have provided an improved service or performance as a result of multi- disciplinary team working.


• How the pharmacy has demonstrated its ability to deliver clear benefits to patients and/or staff members through working together efficiently and effectively


• How staff members have worked together to achieve their objectives within the past twelve months


• Projects that the pharmacy has successfully managed which demonstrate excellence


• in quality, innovation, productivity and prevention • A clear display of the principles underpinning their success


Numark are yet again delighted to be supporting the Scottish Pharmacist Awards.


It is a great pleasure to be part of an evening that celebrates the exceptional standards of care that pharmacies in Scotland deliver.


Numark fully recognises that now, more than ever, community pharmacy needs even greater support, be it through an efficient supply chain, delivering services, back office support or upskilling the pharmacy team. We deliver this support to our Scotland members through our Pharmacy Development Managers; Michael McSorley and Colin Miller, our head office team, our website www.numarknet.com and our wholesale division in Phoenix.


Our members benefit from market leading initiatives such as Numark Assist PMR in partnership with EMIS Health and PharmAssist, the integrated IT buying solution. With the continued complexity of distribution deals, PI availability and generics sourcing, we offer a fully integrated PMR solution tailored to your buying and freeing up time.


We are delighted at the uptake of pharmacists trained to administer flu vaccinations with our support. Scottish pharmacists trained to administer vaccinations are ensuring they are best placed to provide this service should it be offered in a Scotland contract in the future.


We look forward to supporting you even further over the coming years. DEBORAH REEVES– REGIONAL SALES MANAGER, NUMARK


HOSPITAL PHARMACY TEAM


ENTRY CAN BE BY NOMINATION OR BY PERSONAL APPLICATION There are many key elements to building a productive team, including communication and co-operation. Good communication means everyone is aware of both their own responsibilities and the team’s goals, but everyone’s main focus has to be on improving patient outcomes and, ultimately, increased productivity.


A team that excels is one which is patient driven and which, cumulatively, works continuously on improving its practices and processes. Team members comprehend the importance of ongoing improvements and how these help to support the overall objectives of the department.


The Award is open to any hospital pharmacy team with a minimum of three team members.


GENERAL AWARDS CRITERIA: • Enthusiasm and commitment to the enhancement of hospital pharmacy in Scotland


• Exceptional quality above and beyond what is expected • An ability to overcome challenges in pursuit of goals • How performance has been measured and benchmarked. • Evaluation of project success and patient outcome


JUDGES WILL BE LOOKING FOR: • How the team members have established and maintained motivation • Recent examples of a project(s) the team has worked on and the outcomes • How the team has identified each other’s skill set and how it has structured them to the betterment of the team


• Examples of the methodology employed in day-to-day working life within the hospital pharmacy department


WHO CAN ENTER? This category is open to all hospital pharmacy teams working in the hospital sector in Scotland to include: • Cancer • Neurology • Respiratory • Dermatology • Rheumatology • Cardiology • Psychiatric Previous Hospital Pharmacy Team of the Year Award entrants, including winners, are also welcome to submit an entry. All entries will be judged by an independent panel of experts.


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