LSP FARMASI (Tahap 1)

Summary

This video demonstrates the flowchart process for LSP Astaga Xindonesia certification at SMK Farmasi Bhakti Kencana Soreang. It covers the various steps involved in handling a prescription, including checking the prescription's completeness, screening for medication issues, inventory checks, calculating the price, writing the prescription, and creating a copy for the patient. The process also includes providing medication information to the patient, ensuring that all instructions are clear, and completing the necessary journals for the certification. The video serves as a guide for pharmacy students preparing for their competency certification exam.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video demonstrates the flowchart for LSP certification preparation at SMK Farmasi Bhakti Kencana Soreang.
• 😀 The first step involves greeting the patient and confirming the availability of prescribed medication.
• 😀 The second step is prescription screening, ensuring all prescription details are complete (e.g., patient's address, prescription number).
• 😀 The third step checks for any issues with the prescription, such as medication stock availability and dosage instructions.
• 😀 The pharmacist checks the prescription for missing details, such as patient address and prescription number, and asks the patient for clarification.
• 😀 The next step is calculating the total price of the prescription, ensuring all medication prices are accounted for.
• 😀 A receipt is created with the correct information, including the patient's name, prescribed items, and total cost.
• 😀 The pharmacy then provides the patient with a copy of the prescription, with marks to indicate items that have been dispensed.
• 😀 Afterward, the prescription copy is signed by the pharmacist and includes important information like patient details and prescribed medications.
• 😀 The final steps include preparing the medication, labeling it, and providing the patient with instructions for its use, along with a copy of the prescription for future refills.
• 😀 The video also highlights the process of completing journals and the necessary steps for managing prescriptions and medication dispensing efficiently.

Q & A

What is the main objective of the video demonstrated in the script?

The main objective of the video is to demonstrate the process involved in preparing for the competency certification exam for pharmacy students at SMK Farmasi Bhakti Kencana Soreang, specifically focusing on the prescription handling process.

What are the first steps when receiving a prescription at the pharmacy?

The first steps include greeting the patient, confirming the prescription details, checking if the medications are available in stock, and asking the patient to wait in the designated waiting area while the prescription is being processed.

What information is checked during the prescription screening process?

During the prescription screening process, the pharmacist checks for missing details such as the patient's address, prescription number, and the completeness of the prescription instructions.

How is the issue of incomplete prescription details handled?

If the prescription is incomplete, the missing details, such as the patient's address or prescription number, are asked from the patient for clarification.

How are issues with medication instructions identified?

The pharmacist identifies issues by checking the stock availability of medications and reviewing the instructions provided on the prescription. For example, if the prescription mentions a specific dosage or quantity, the pharmacist ensures that the instructions are clear and feasible.

What steps are involved in calculating the total price for the prescription?

The pharmacist checks the price list of medications, calculates the cost based on the medications and quantities prescribed, and informs the patient of the total price.

What is included in the prescription receipt that the patient receives?

The receipt includes details such as the date, the patient's name, the medications prescribed, the total price, and any other relevant information such as the prescription number.

What is the process for creating a copy of the prescription?

A copy of the prescription is created by copying the relevant prescription details such as the medication names, dosages, quantities, and patient information. The pharmacist marks which medications have been dispensed and which are pending.

What are the steps involved in preparing the medication?

The steps include preparing the medications as per the prescription instructions, including mixing, packaging, and labeling the medications. Afterward, the pharmacist ensures that the correct labels and dosage instructions are applied.

What is the role of the pharmacist in providing patient education about the prescribed medications?

The pharmacist educates the patient on how to properly use the prescribed medications, including dosage instructions, frequency, and potential side effects. The pharmacist also clarifies any special instructions, such as whether the medication should be taken with food or needs to be shaken before use.