Hanif Bandali

Duties associated with salon and aesthetics business operations and treatment.

Amongst the many duties and responsibilities involved in the profession of being a Community & Clinical hospital pharmacist some examples of roles included:

• Performed ward rounds to take patient drug histories and collect up-to-date information.
• Assessed patients' medical histories to check medication suitability.
• Advised doctors and nurses on appropriate drug dosage, ensuring optimal therapeutic effect whilst avoiding adverse reactions.
• Reviewed physician orders to clinically assess prescription accuracy and safety.
• Assessed prescription accuracy before dispensing medications to avoid potential issues
• Educated healthcare staff on proper administration of drugs, promoting a safer environment for patients.
• Advised on most appropriate form of medication based on effectiveness and patient preference.
• Improved patient medication adherence through comprehensive counselling sessions. This included providing medication information to patients, improving their understanding of drug use and potential side effects
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals, enhancing patient care.
• Responded to queries regarding dosages, indications and drug availability, communicating clearly with patients from range of backgrounds.

• Recorded accurate information on narcotics held and issued to maintain legal compliance.
• Managed stock control to minimise resource waste.
• Stored medicines and hospital supplies safely and securely.
• Oversaw pharmacy team to cultivate a productive work environment.
• Streamlined dispensary operations for improved efficiency and productivity.
• Oversaw safe and efficient pharmacy operations, increasing customer retention.
• Managed work of junior technicians preparing and dispensing prescribed medication.
• Supervised IV admixture preparations, verifying work performed by technicians ahead of use.

• Received prescriptions and checked against medical histories, safeguarding patient health and safety.
• Maintained detailed patient records to ensure consistent, personalised care.
• Conducted thorough medicine reviews for optimal patient care.
• Collaborated with healthcare professionals for seamless patient treatment programmes.
• Improved patient medication adherence through comprehensive counselling sessions.
• Managed patient queries by providing accurate and relevant pharmaceutical information.
• Delivered range of professional pharmacy services including emergency prescriptions, vaccinations , BP checks and SAM.
• Professionally advised customers on purchases of over-the-counter medication.
• Supported patient safety by evaluating medication orders for appropriateness of drug, dosage and potential interactions.
• Guaranteed accuracy and appropriateness of all prescriptions filled by completing Medicines Use Reviews (MUR) and Final Quality Assurance.
• Educated patients on optimal dosage, methods of administration and drug compatibility prior to dispensing medications.
• Advised patients on pharmaceutical products and potential side effects for medications.
• Adhered to strict data confidentiality practices to safeguard patient information.
• Supplied non-prescription medicines, diagnostic and therapeutic aids, providing advice to customers on effective usage.
• Provided knowledgeable clinical advice to relieve and improve patients' everyday conditions.

• Advocated for ethical finance practices within GP Practices; instilled trust among stakeholders.
• Resolved complex financial issues, contributing to overall satisfaction of practices.
• Achieved a higher level of efficiency with meticulous scheduling and organisational skills.
• Established strong relationships with GPs for improved partnerships between practices and the PCT.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory requirements, enhancing the reputation in the PCT.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of legislation and policy changes.
• Ensured compliance with regulatory standards by conducting regular audits in GP practices.
• Worked with other healthcare professionals to review quality of drugs.
• Interpreted and managed data in line with standard operating procedures and national guidelines e.g. NICE guidelines.
• Provided information on drug expenditure, offering practical insights to reduce costs whilst maintaining outstanding clinical practice.
• Led the development of the Minor Ailment Scheme
• Advised GPs on evidence based prescribing as per national guidelines.

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Duties associated with Hospital pharmacy practice.

Duties associated with Community Pharmacy practice.