NZS 8134.7:2010
Health and disability services Standards - Pharmacy services Standard
The Pharmacy services Standard defines the quality and safety requirements for the provision of community and hospital-based pharmacy services and clinical pharmacy services not provided from a pharmacy. The Standard allows for a closer alignment with the wider health sector and forms part of the wider NZS 8134:2008 Health and disability services Standards suite of documents by aligning with the core Standards.
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Acknowledgement
Committee representation
Contents
Referenced Documents
Latest revisions
Related documents
Review of Standards
Foreword
0 GENERAL
0.1 Scope
0.2 Consumer-oriented services
0.3 Maori health
0.4 Introduction
0.5 Interpretation
1 CONSUMER RIGHTS – PHARMACY
Consumer rights during service delivery
Independence, personal privacy, dignity, and respect
Recognition of Maori values and beliefs
Recognition and respect of the individual's culture, values, and beliefs
Discrimination
Good practice
Communication
Informed consent
Advocacy and support
Complaints management
2 ORGANISATIONAL MANAGEMENT – PHARMACY
Governance
Service management
Quality and risk management systems
Adverse event reporting
Human resource management
Service provider availability
Consumer information management systems
3 CONTINUUM OF SERVICE DELIVERY – PHARMACY
Entry to services
Service provision requirements
Assessment
Planning
Service delivery
Evaluation
Referral to other health and disability services
Practice requirements
Online pharmacy services
4 SAFE AND APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT – PHARMACY
Management of waste and hazardous substances
Facility and equipment specifications
Toilet and hand-washing facilities
Emergency and security systems
Light, ventilation and heating
5 DISPENSING, COMPOUNDING, REPACKAGING AND BATCH PREPARATION
Introduction
Interpretation
Quality management
Standard operating procedures
Quality control
Staff
Dispensing, compounding, repackaging and batch preparation areas and equipment
Compounding
Repackaging of medicines
Compliance packaging, dose packaging and unit dose packaging
Automated packing and dispensing
Contract compounding, packing and analysis
6 ASEPTIC DISPENSING OF STERILE PRODUCTS IN COMMUNITY PHARMACIES
Interpretation
Risk management
Staff and training
Facilities and equipment
Clothing
Cleaning
Documentation
Aseptic processes
Checking of product for release
Storage and expiry dating
Labelling and packaging
Audits and quality assurance
Dispensing incidents and recalls
7 ASEPTIC DISPENSING OF STERILE PRODUCTS IN HOSPITAL PHARMACIES
Interpretation
APPENDIX A
Definitions
Abbreviations
Copyright
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Acknowledgement
Committee representation
Contents
Referenced Documents
Latest revisions
Related documents
Review of Standards
Foreword
0 GENERAL
0.1 Scope
0.2 Consumer-oriented services
0.3 Maori health
0.4 Introduction
0.5 Interpretation
1 CONSUMER RIGHTS – PHARMACY
Consumer rights during service delivery
Independence, personal privacy, dignity, and respect
Recognition of Maori values and beliefs
Recognition and respect of the individual's culture, values, and beliefs
Discrimination
Good practice
Communication
Informed consent
Advocacy and support
Complaints management
2 ORGANISATIONAL MANAGEMENT – PHARMACY
Governance
Service management
Quality and risk management systems
Adverse event reporting
Human resource management
Service provider availability
Consumer information management systems
3 CONTINUUM OF SERVICE DELIVERY – PHARMACY
Entry to services
Service provision requirements
Assessment
Planning
Service delivery
Evaluation
Referral to other health and disability services
Practice requirements
Online pharmacy services
4 SAFE AND APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT – PHARMACY
Management of waste and hazardous substances
Facility and equipment specifications
Toilet and hand-washing facilities
Emergency and security systems
Light, ventilation and heating
5 DISPENSING, COMPOUNDING, REPACKAGING AND BATCH PREPARATION
Introduction
Interpretation
Quality management
Standard operating procedures
Quality control
Staff
Dispensing, compounding, repackaging and batch preparation areas and equipment
Compounding
Repackaging of medicines
Compliance packaging, dose packaging and unit dose packaging
Automated packing and dispensing
Contract compounding, packing and analysis
6 ASEPTIC DISPENSING OF STERILE PRODUCTS IN COMMUNITY PHARMACIES
Interpretation
Risk management
Staff and training
Facilities and equipment
Clothing
Cleaning
Documentation
Aseptic processes
Checking of product for release
Storage and expiry dating
Labelling and packaging
Audits and quality assurance
Dispensing incidents and recalls
7 ASEPTIC DISPENSING OF STERILE PRODUCTS IN HOSPITAL PHARMACIES
Interpretation
APPENDIX A
Definitions
Abbreviations
Copyright
NZS 8134.7:2010
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