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Pharmacy Safety Self-Assessment Tool
Critically review practices, track progress, and identify gaps.
Enable Comprehensive Reviews
Empower teams with engaging self-assessment tools.
Pharmapod’s Pharmacy Safety Self-Assessment Tool is the comprehensive solution to proactively reviewing practices – and closing performance gaps through measurable actions.
Users can use this tool for a wide range of self-assessments, reviews, validations, and process recording – all while tracking progress in areas requiring improvement.
Key Functionalities
- Take a proactive approach to driving excellence in practice areas including:
- Information
- Communication
- Safe storage and processes
- Clinical services
- Technology and devices
- Training and education
- Risk management
- Print validated current good practices in PDF for internal sharing, with inspectors, or with the broader Community of Safety.
- Apply the SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound) process for corrective or preventive plans, along with helpful examples to guide healthcare providers from initial stages through to implementation.
- Document, save, edit, and carry on – the ultimate PDSA forum.
- Manage multiple self-assessments concurrently.
- Access the dashboard for quick views of assessments “in progress,” “completed,” certificates of completion, and an overall head office view.
- Set reminders for due dates, overdues tasks, and status of work completed.
- Set scheduling features to accommodate assessments requiring monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annual completion.
Case Studies
Learn how Pharmapod is innovating incident reporting and empowering healthcare professionals.
Case Study: Paper vs Digital – Which Medication Incident Reporting Method Offers Pharmacists the Most Benefits?
Reporting medication incidents and near-miss events is critical for pharmacies in order to identify process gaps and proactively make improvements that enhance patient safety – but what’s the best way to report: paper or digital?
Case Study: How Harrisville Pharmacy is Reducing Medication Errors and Near-Misses
Discover how Pharmapod has helped Harrisville Pharmacy in Moncton, New Brunswick save time, eliminate time-consuming paperwork and leverage data insights and trends to enhance patient safety.