Professional Competencies 4
| Code | School | Level | Credits | Semesters |
| ZPHA4008 | Pharmacy | 4 | N/A | Full Year UK |
- Code
- ZPHA4008
- School
- Pharmacy
- Level
- 4
- Credits
- N/A
- Semesters
- Full Year UK
Summary
In each year of the MPharm there is a Professional Competencies Assessment Block. All the associated Learning Outcomes required by a pharmacy graduate are taught in Teaching Blocks. The Professional Competencies Assessment Block are a mechanism for the Head of Year to confirm that key elements of the course have been assessed and passed.
These are zero-credit assessment blocks that do not contribute to the marks of students. However, it is a requirement of progression to years 2, 3, 4 and to graduation that these modules are passed with a mark of 100%.
All content is delivered in credit bearing teaching blocks.
Target Students
Only available for students studying MPharm only (BOTH 4 and 5 year long versions)AND Only available for UNUK/Level '04' students
Assessment
Assessed in both autumn & spring semest
Learning Outcomes
Accurately perform calculations.
Reflect upon, identify, and proactively address their learning needs.
Recognise and work within the limits of their knowledge and skills, and get support and refer to others when they need to.
Take responsibility for all aspects of health and safety and take actions when necessary.
Treat people as equals, with dignity and respect, and meet their own legal responsibilities under equality and human rights.
Demonstrate the values, attitudes and behaviours expected of a pharmacy professional at all times.
Demonstrate empathy and keep the person at the centre of their approach to care at all times.
Understand the variety of settings and adapt their communication accordingly.
Understand the variety of settings and adapt their communication accordingly.
Effectively make use of local and national health and social care policies to improve health outcomes and public health, and to address health inequalities.
Recognise when and how their performance or that of others could put people at risk and take appropriate actions.
Demonstrate resilience and flexibility, and apply effective strategies to manage multiple priorities, uncertainty, complexity and change.
Support the learning and development of others, including through mentoring.