Canadian Pharmacy Exams Pharmacy Technician Ospe Workbook 2019

The regulation of pharmacy technicians in Canada has led to an expanded scope of practice. Despite some variations from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, the core nine competencies of pharmacy technicians practice identified by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) remain consistent nationally. In order to become regulated (certified) a pharmacy technician must satisfy the requirements of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) by completing successfully the Qualifying Exam divided in Part 1: MCQ (questions) and Part 2: OSPE (stations) to ensure pharmacy technicians have the necessary entry-level professional knowledge, skills and abilities to work effectively and safely within their scope of practice. The following core nine competencies of pharmacy technician practice, represent the keystones of the Qualifying Exam:1.Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities 2.Patient Care3.Product Distribution4.Practice Setting5.Health Promotion6.Knowledge and Research ApplicationPharmacy technicians and pharmacists work as a team to ensure optimal delivery of drug therapy. To that end, pharmacy technicians are primarily responsible for the technical aspects of a prescription whereas pharmacists focus on its clinical implications. Both groups assume responsibility for their own actions, contribute to the overall functioning of the pharmacy, and are accountable to the public.A candidate for OSPE Exam must be prepared to demonstrate practical skills in interactive and non-interactive stations. Stations are designed to evaluate several skills such as: - Gathering information from a Standardized Patient, Standardized Client or Standardized Health Professional to solve a drug-related problem -Gathering information from a Standardized Patient, Standardized Client or Standardized Health Professional to solve an ethical issue-Addressing the questions of a Standardized Patient, Standardized Client or Standardized Health Professional -Making a referral when appropriate-Screen and evaluate new prescriptions-Document information in a patient record-Check the accuracy of patient records-Check the accuracy of prepared medications-Update a patient record-Check the accuracy of prepared/compounded medications-Check the accuracy of compounding techniques-Compound a product Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacy Technician OSPE Workbook is designed as a self-study or group-study tool to help the student seeking pharmacy technician certification in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness. The book provides an extensive opportunity to test and improve relevant practical skills within the nine competencies listed above. The workbook contains a mix of interactive stations, non-interactive stations (prescription and dispensed product check, MAR-blister pack check, compounding skills), medication reconciliation chart, answer forms and candidate assessment sheets. All stations are supplemented by detailed solutions and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy Licensure or Canadian Pharmacy Technician Certification/Regulation. The following book is also available at Amazon: Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Pharmacy Technician MCQ ReviewTrusted Convenient Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Online Review for Pharmacists and Technicians at www.cpepreponline.comCCCEP Accredited Pharmacy Technician Regulation Review. Earn 6 CCCEP CEUsFREE Computer-Based Exam Readiness TestsFREE Pharmacy ResourcesThank you to all contributing reviewers!

Canadian Pharmacy Exams - Pharmacy Technician MCQ Review, 2nd Edition 2021NEW! COVID-19 Tutorial. The regulation of pharmacy technicians in Canada has led to an expanded scope of practice. Despite some variations from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, the core competencies of pharmacy technicians practice identified by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA©) remain consistent nationally. In order to become regulated (certified) a pharmacy technician must satisfy the requirements of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC®) by completing successfully the Qualifying Exam divided in Part 1: MCQ (questions) and Part 2: OSPE (stations) to ensure pharmacy technicians have the necessary entry-level professional knowledge, skills and abilities to work effectively and safely within their scope of practice. The following core competencies of pharmacy technician practice, represent the keystones of the Qualifying Exam (MCQ and OSPE):7.Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities 8.Patient Care9.Product Distribution10.Practice Setting11.Health Promotion12.Knowledge and Research ApplicationPharmacy technicians and pharmacists work as a team to ensure optimal delivery of drug therapy. To that end, pharmacy technicians are primarily responsible for the technical aspects of a prescription whereas pharmacists focus on its clinical implications. Both groups assume responsibility for their own actions, contribute to the overall functioning of the pharmacy, and are accountable to the public.Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) - Pharmacy Technician MCQ Review is designed as a self-study tool to help the student seeking Certification/Regulation in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness. The book provides and extensive review of the competencies listed above. It contains over 750 exam-type questions and answers, and scenarios with solutions divided in 8 sets. In addition, 40 appendices have been included to summarize important drug related adverse effects and interactions (Rx and OTC), compounding skills, Canadian cannabis basics, herbals products, cytotoxic drugs, vitamins and much more. Answers are supplemented by comments and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy Licensure or Canadian Pharmacy Technician Certification/Regulation.The following books are also available on Amazon: Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) Pharmacy Technician OSPE WorkbookCanadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) Fast Review of Pharmacy Technician Regulation CompetenciesCheck our websites https://www.cpeprep.com or https://www.cpepreponline.com for:- Trusted Convenient Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) Online Review- Computer-Based MCQ Exam Practice on the platform of the educational giant Udemy Gain valuable computer testing skills to prepare for success!- Formerly, CCCEP Accredited Online Pharmacy Technician Regulation Review- Numerous FREE pharmacy exam resources including exam readiness tests and compounding videos- FREE One Day Online Review Trial. Thank you to all contributing reviewers!

NEW! COVID-19 Tutorial and Patient Record Check Stations. The regulation of pharmacy technicians in Canada has led to an expanded scope of practice. Despite some variations from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, the core competencies of pharmacy technicians practice identified by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA(R)) remain consistent nationally. In order to become regulated (certified) a pharmacy technician must satisfy the requirements of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC(R)) by completing successfully the Qualifying Exam divided in Part 1: MCQ (questions) and Part 2: OSPE (stations) to ensure pharmacy technicians have the necessary entry-level professional knowledge, skills and abilities to work effectively and safely within their scope of practice. The following core competencies of pharmacy technician practice, represent the keystones of the Qualifying Exam (MCQ and OSPE):1.Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities 2.Patient Care3.Product Distribution4.Practice Setting5.Health Promotion6.Knowledge and Research ApplicationPharmacy technicians and pharmacists work as a team to ensure optimal delivery of drug therapy. To that end, pharmacy technicians are primarily responsible for the technical aspects of a prescription whereas pharmacists focus on its clinical implications. Both groups assume responsibility for their own actions, contribute to the overall functioning of the pharmacy, and are accountable to the public.A candidate for OSPE Exam must be prepared to demonstrate practical skills in interactive and non-interactive stations. Stations are designed to evaluate several skills such as: - Gathering information from a Standardized Patient, Standardized Client or Standardized Health Professional to solve a drug-related problem - Gathering information from a Standardized Patient, Standardized Client or Standardized Health Professional to solve an ethical issue- Addressing the questions of a Standardized Patient, Standardized Client or Standardized Health Professional - Making a referral when appropriate- Screen and evaluate new prescriptions- Document information in a patient record- Check the accuracy of patient records- Check the accuracy of prepared medications- Update a patient record- Check the accuracy of prepared/compounded medications- Check the accuracy of compounding techniques- Compound a product Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacy Technician OSPE Workbook is designed as a self-study or group-study tool to help the student seeking pharmacy technician certification in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness. The book provides an extensive opportunity to test and improve relevant practical skills within the competencies listed above. The workbook contains a mix of interactive stations, non-interactive stations on prescription and dispensed product check, MAR-blister pack check, compounding skills or patient records accuracy, medication reconciliation chart, answer forms and candidate assessment sheets. All stations are supplemented by detailed solutions and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy Licensure or Canadian Pharmacy Technician Certification/Regulation. The following books are also available on Amazon: Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Pharmacy Technician MCQ ReviewCanadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Fast Review of Pharmacy Technician Regulation CompetenciesCheck our websites https: //www.cpeprep.com or https: //www.cpepreponline.com for: - Trusted Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Online Review- Computer-Based MCQ Exam Practice on Udemy. Gain valuable computer testing skills to prepare for success!- FREE One Day Online Review Trial- FREE Resources

Canadian Pharmacy Exams - Fast Review of Pharmacy Technician Regulation Competencies, 2nd Edition 2021NEW! Patient Record Stations. The regulation of pharmacy technicians in Canada has led to an expanded scope of practice. Despite some variations from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, the core competencies of pharmacy technicians practice identified by the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA®) remain consistent nationally. These core competencies are the topics of this book. In order to become regulated (certified) pharmacy technicians must satisfy the requirements of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC®) by completing successfully the Qualifying Exam divided in Part 1: MCQ (multiple choice questions) and Part 2: OSPE (stations) to ensure they have the necessary entry-level professional knowledge, skills and abilities to work effectively and safely within their scope of practice. Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) - Fast Review of Pharmacy Technician Regulation Competencies has been designed to facilitate knowledge transfer to practice through learning and skills assessment activities. The book is partitioned conveniently in nine easy to master self-study modules. The modules provide high standard learning to help pharmacy technicians seeking regulation master the core competencies of PEBC Exams (MCQ and OSPE). In addition, each module contains an active learning activity in the form of practice-based scenarios/multiple choice questions to evaluate the level of understanding of the material. The answers are supplemented by comments and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy Licensure or Canadian Pharmacy Technician Certification/Regulation. The primary goal is to facilitate learners' success in achieving mastery of the intended learning objectives within each respective module. Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) - Fast Review of Pharmacy Technician Regulation Competencies has been reviewed by pharmacy experts to ensure accuracy, completeness and relevance to Canadian pharmacy practice. The online version of this book has been accredited by the Canadian Council on Continuing Education in Pharmacy (CCCEP) in 2017 and 2018.Module 1: Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities Module 2: Patient Care Module 3: Product Distribution Module 4: Practice Setting Module 5: Health Promotion Module 6: Knowledge and Research Application Module 7: Communication and Education Module 8: Intra and Inter-Professional Collaboration Module 9: Quality and Safety The following books are also available on Amazon:Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) Pharmacy Technician MCQ ReviewCanadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) Pharmacy Technician OSPE WorkbookCheck our website https://www.cpeprep.com or https://www.cpepreponline.com for:- Trusted Convenient Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(tm) Online Review- Computer-Based MCQ Exam Practice on the platform of the educational giant Udemy Gain valuable computer testing skills to prepare for success!- Formerly, CCCEP Accredited Online Pharmacy Technician Regulation Review- Numerous FREE pharmacy exam resources including exam readiness tests and compounding videos- FREE One Day Online Review Trial. Thank you to all contributing reviewers!

Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM)- Pharmacist OSCE Workbook, 3rd Edition 2019 is fully revised and updated. New Stations! The Qualifying Exam Part II or Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) is a primary exam towards Canadian pharmacy licensure. OSCE has been designed to evaluate the knowledge and practical skills of Canadian Pharmacy Graduates and International Pharmacy Graduates seeking licensure. A candidate for the OSCE must be prepared to demonstrate practical skills in simulated-stations by interacting with a Standardized Patient (SP), Standardized Client (SC) or Standardized Health Professional (SHP). Stations are designed to evaluate several skills such as: -Interviewing and collecting relevant patient information-Interpretation of patient information to identify potential drug-drug interactions-Interpretation of patient information to identify and manage drug adverse reactions-Interpretation of patient information to identify the need for alternate drug therapy regimen-Assess patient's health status and address concerns-Collaborating with other healthcare professionals to meet patient needs-Ability to address ethical issues-Effective and trusting communication with a patientThe Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ) and The Qualifying Exam Part II (OSCE) address the following nine competencies as per the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC(R)): -Patient Care-Health Promotion-Intra and Inter-Professional Collaboration-Knowledge and Research Application-Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities-Quality and Safety-Communication and Education-Product Distribution-Practice SettingCanadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacist OSCE Workbook is designed as a self-study or group-study tool to help the student seeking pharmacy licensure in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness. The book provides an extensive opportunity to test and improve relevant practical skills within the nine competencies listed above. The workbook contains 55 Interactive Cases/Stations, 47 Non-Interactive Cases/Stations, blank forms to solve cases, an assessment form and an OSCE Checklist. 496 pagesAll cases are supplemented by detailed solutions and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy licensure. The following book is now available at Amazon: Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacist MCQ ReviewTrusted Convenient Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Online Review for Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians at www.cpepreponline.comFREE Computer-Based Exam Readiness TestsFREE Pharmacy ResourcesThank you to all contributing reviewers!

Canadian Pharmacy Exams - Pharmacist Evaluating Exam Practice is designed as a self-study tool to help the student seeking pharmacy licensure in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness to optimize learning. The book is divided according to four key areas listed below and contains over 600 exam-type questions and answers developed to meet the Evaluating Exam learning objectives. The number of practice questions in each section reflects its relevance (weight) as per the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC(r)): 25% Biomedical Sciences, 35% Pharmaceutical Sciences, 30% Pharmacy Practice and 10% Behavioural, Social and Administrative Pharmacy Sciences. All Canadian content including pharmacy practice laws and regulations. Finally, answers are supplemented by numerous comments and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. Learn more about future publications at www.cpeprep.c

Fully Revised and Updated! NEW PEBC Question FORMAT! The Evaluating Exam (EE) is the first exam towards Canadian pharmacy licensure. The EE has been designed to evaluate the knowledge of International Pharmacy Graduates seeking licensure. A candidate for the EE must be prepared to demonstrate knowledge in four key areas: Biomedical SciencesPharmaceutical SciencesPharmacy Practice (Clinical Sciences and Professional Practice Skills)Behavioural, Social and Administrative Pharmacy Sciences.Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacist Evaluating Exam Practice is designed as a self-study tool to help the student seeking pharmacy licensure in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness. The book is divided in four key parts listed below and contains over 660 exam-type questions and answers developed to meet the Evaluating Exam learning objectives including new EE topic areas according to the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC(R)). New Questions Added!-15% Biomedical Sciences -25% Pharmaceutical Sciences -50% Pharmacy Practice including new EE learning objectives-10% Behavioural, Social and Administrative Pharmacy SciencesMost importantly, answers are supplemented by numerous comments and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy licensure. All Canadian content including pharmacy practice laws and regulations. Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Series available at Amazon: -Pharmacist Evaluating Exam Practice - Vol 1-Pharmacist Evaluating Exam Practice - Vol 2-Pharmacist MCQ Review-Pharmacist OSCE Workbook-Pharmacy Technician MCQ Review-Pharmacy Technician OSPE WorkbookTrusted Convenient Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Online Review for Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians at www.cpepreponline.comFREE Computer-Based Exam Readiness TestsFREE Pharmacy ResourcesFREE One Day TrialThank you to all contributing reviewers!

The Qualifying Exam Part I (MCQ) is a primary exam towards Canadian pharmacy licensure. The MCQ has been designed to evaluate the knowledge of Canadian Pharmacy Graduates and International Pharmacy Graduates seeking licensure. A candidate for the MCQ must be prepared to demonstrate knowledge in the following nine competencies as per the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC(R)): -Patient Care-Health Promotion-Intra and Inter-Professional Collaboration-Knowledge and Research Application-Ethical, Legal and Professional Responsibilities-Quality and Safety-Communication and Education-Product Distribution-Practice SettingCanadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacist MCQ Review is designed as a self-study tool to help the student seeking pharmacy licensure in Canada test his/her exam readiness, identify areas of strength and weakness. The book provides and extensive review of the nine competencies listed above. It contains a mix of 470 exam-type questions and answers and case scenarios with solutions. In addition, 26 appendices have been included to summarize important drug related adverse effects and interactions. Finally, 5 bonus OSCE cases are included. Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacist MCQ Review 5th edition has been fully updated according to PEBC curriculum. New Questions! New Appendices!New Topics: Canadian Cannabis and Physical Assessment SkillsAll answers are supplemented by numerous comments and explanations to ensure further understanding and learning of new concepts. These comments are truly the keystone of Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM). We trust that each Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) book is a valuable learning and self-assessment tool towards Canadian Pharmacy licensure. The following book is now available at Amazon: Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) - Pharmacist OSCE Workbook Trusted Convenient Comprehensive Canadian Pharmacy Exams(TM) Online Review for Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians at www.cpepreponline.comFREE Computer-Based Exam Readiness TestsFREE Pharmacy ResourcesThank you to all contributing reviewers!