Private Controlled Drugs Prescribing Self-Assessment

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Private Controlled Drugs Prescribing Self-Assessment This self-assessment must be completed prior to issue of: - FP10PCD Private Controlled Drug Prescription forms Please complete ALL relevant parts of this self-assessment continuing your answers on a separate sheet if necessary. It relates to activities undertaken by you within the last 12 months and/or activities to be undertaken by you in the next 12months involving controlled drugs (CDs) Schedule 2 & 3 only (see Appendix 1). Name of Prescriber: Address: Type of organisation/service GP Dentist Pharmacy Other (please give details) 1. Controlled Drugs (to be completed by all!) Yes / No Do you prescribe, handle, store, supply, administer or destroy Schedule 2 or 3 Controlled Drugs on any premises relating to your private practice? 2. General Information Yes / No Details a) Do you have appropriate standard operating procedures for the initial training and updating of all staff involved in the prescribing, handling, supply, administration and destruction of CDs? b) Are there any special factors that influence the prescribing or use of CDs by you? For example, involved in palliative care, substance misuse (prescribing under LES for DAAT or DES for alcohol), supervised ingestion on site, sporting facility. If yes, please give details. c) State full name of Responsible Officer (RO) (Medical practitioners only) If Yes go to question 2 (If No go to declaration on page 8) Date of last appraisal (Medical practitioners only) Name 3. Prescribing Controlled Drugs Yes / No Are you involved in the prescribing of Schedule 2 or 3 Controlled Drugs? If Yes go to question 4 (If No go to question 5) 4. Prescribing Yes / No If yes, please give details procedures or policies covering prescribing of CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out?

b) Are there any restrictions on your CD prescribing? c) By what means do you forward prescriptions for CDs to pharmacies for dispensing (e.g. collection by pharmacy, patient collection, post)? d) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the prescribing of CDs? (This includes complaints about failing to prescribe appropriate doses and/or appropriate medicines). e) Have there been any concerns expressed by others about unusual, excessive or inappropriate prescribing of CDs? f) Have there been any significant events involving the prescribing of CDs? (Significant events include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and includes near misses, when things almost go wrong) 5. Supply of Controlled Drugs Yes / No Are you involved in the supply of Schedule 2 or 3 Controlled Drugs? If Yes go to question 6 (If No go to question 7) 6. Supply Yes / No Details (where applicable) procedures or policies covering supply of CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out? b) Do you supply CDs for substance misuse? c) Do you supply CDs against private prescriptions: (i) from substance misuse services? (ii) other? d) Do you supply controlled drugs: (i) to doctors? (ii) to other prescribers? (iii) to others (e.g. care homes, pain clinics)? e) Where do you obtain your stocks of CDs? f) Do you routinely request ID from person(s) collecting CDs? Please give details. g) Do you provide advice to patients or carers on the safekeeping and disposal of unwanted CDs? h) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the supply of CDs? (This includes complaints about failing to supply appropriate doses

and/or appropriate medicines). i) Have there been any concerns expressed by others about the supply of CDs from you? j) Have there been any significant events involving the supply of CDs? (Significant events include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and includes near misses, when things almost go wrong) 7. Obtaining Controlled Drugs Yes / No Are you involved in obtaining Schedule 2 or 3 Controlled Drugs? If Yes go to question 8 (If No go to question 9) 8. Obtaining Yes / No Details (where applicable) procedures or policies covering requisitioning of CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out? b) Do you have a supply of requisitions forms (FP10CDF) for the purpose of obtaining stock of CDs? 9. Administration of Controlled Drugs Yes / No Are you involved in the administration of Schedule 2 or 3 Controlled Drugs? (Excluding supervision of CDs consumed by substance abusers) If Yes go to question 10 (If No go to question 11) 10. Administration Yes / No Details (where applicable) b) Do you have written standard operating procedures or policies covering administration of CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out? c) Are the CDs used for administration: (i) stock CDs? (ii) patient s own CDs? d) Do you maintain records of administration? If yes, please provide details? (E.g. CD register, MAR chart, Syringe driver and nurse administration record (pink card), written record in patients care home records etc) e) Is administration of CDs witnessed? If Yes please give details. If No, what risk management policies are in place to cover administration? f) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the administration of CDs? (This includes complaints about failing to administer appropriate doses and/or appropriate medicines). g) Have there been any concerns expressed by medicines management team member or others about the administration of CDs? h) Have there been any significant events involving the administration of CDs? (Significant events

include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and includes near misses, when things almost go wrong). 11. Storage of Controlled Drugs Yes / No Do you store any Schedule 2 or 3 Controlled Drugs on any of your premises or any other area relating to your practice? If Yes go to question 12 (If No go to question 14) 12. Security and Safe Custody in Premises Yes / No Details (where applicable) procedures or policies covering security and safe custody of CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out? b) Do you store CDs in: (i) a central store? (ii) doctors bags? (iii) other places? c) Are there any special circumstances about your practice, which might influence the use and storage of controlled drugs? d) Are all CDs kept under lock and key (including patient returned CDs or unwanted/out of date CDs)? e) Is access to CDs controlled? f) Do you utilise CD storage facilities for storage of anything other than CDs? g) How often does date checking of CD stock take place? (Give details of date checking procedures or attach copy of procedure) h) How often does date checking of CD stock in doctors bags take place? (where applicable) Please give details: i) Are all stock CDs kept in the original container until required for use? j) Are dispensed patients CDs appropriately labelled? k) Are different strengths of the same medicine segregated in any way? l) Do you have unwanted or out of date stock CDs currently stored? m) Are unwanted/out of date/patient returned CDs segregated from other CDs? n) Are patient returned medicines ever reused? o) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the storage of CDs on any of your premises? p) Have there been any concerns expressed by medicines management team member or others

about the storage of CDs on any of your premises? q) Have there been any significant events involving the storage of CDs on any of your premises? (Significant events include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and includes near misses, when things almost go wrong.) 13. Registers (applicable when answer to question 12 is YES) a) Do you keep an up to date CD register? If yes: (i) Is it a bound or an electronic register? (ii) If electronic is it fully auditable? a) Is there a register for each area where CDs are stored e.g. stock cupboard, doctor s bag, treatment room? b) Do you keep running balances of stock CDs held? If yes: (i) Do you check your running totals against stock held? (ii) Who checks the running totals? c) Have you identified any discrepancies between running totals and actual CDs held in the last 12 months? If yes: (ii) What was the explanation for the discrepancy? (ii) What action was taken? d) Do you maintain records of all receipts and supplies of CDs? e) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the record keeping of CDs? f) Have there been any concerns expressed by others about the record keeping of CDs? g) Have there been any significant events involving the record keeping of CDs? (Significant events include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and includes near misses, when things almost go wrong) Yes / No Details (where applicable) State how often and date of last check: If yes, for how long do you keep records? 14. Transport of Controlled Drugs Yes / No Are you involved in or responsible for the transport of CDs (this includes sending CDs using third party carriers such as delivery drivers and postal system)? If Yes go to question 15 (If No go to question 16) 15. Security and Safe Custody in Transport procedures or written policies covering security and safe custody of CDs in transport, Yes / No Details (where applicable)

appropriate to the activities you carry out? b) Are CDs routinely kept under lock and key during transport? c) What records are maintained of CDs in transport? d) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the security and safe custody of CDs in transport? e) Have there been any concerns expressed by medicines management team member or others about the security and safe custody of CDs in transport? f) Have there been any significant events involving the security and safe custody of CDs in transport? (Significant events include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and includes near misses, when things almost go wrong) If No, then please provide details. Provide copy of delivery sheet if appropriate 16. Destruction or Disposal of CDs Yes / No Details (where applicable) 16.1 Patients CDs procedures or policies covering the receipt, destruction and disposal of patients CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out? b) What records do you keep of patients CDs for disposal? c) Do you routinely destroy patients unwanted or out of date CDs? d) What systems do you have in place to dispose of patients unwanted or out of date CDs? e) Is the destruction of patients unwanted or out of date CDs witnessed? If yes, by whom? f) Do you keep records of the destruction of patients unwanted or out of date CDs? 16.2 Stock CDs (if applicable) procedures or written covering the destruction and disposal of stock CDs, appropriate to the activities you carry out? b) How often do you aim to destroy unwanted or out of date CDs? c) Who usually witnesses your stock destruction? d) When was the last-witnessed CD stock destruction? e) Are records of stock destruction kept in the CD register? f) Do you have any unwanted or out of date stock CDS awaiting destruction at this present time? g) Have there been any patient or carer complaints involving the destruction or disposal of CDs?

h) Have there been any concerns expressed by others about the destruction or disposal of CDs? i) Have there been any significant events involving the destruction or disposal of CDs? (Significant events include any incident where a patient is harmed or nearly harmed and include near misses, when things almost go wrong.) 17. Miscellaneous Yes / No If yes, please give details a) Are there any roles where you may be called upon to carry CDs? E.g. forensic medical advisor, sports doctor, out of hours work b) Have you any special training relevant to controlled drugs? E.g. substance misuse training, palliative care training. c) Have there been any other significant events relating to controlled drugs? E.g. death of a patient involving CDs, theft of CDs from premises. d) Do you keep controlled drugs in your possession? E.g. in doctors bag e) Do you keep controlled drugs in any other settings, e.g. in mountaineering club? f) Have you been convicted of an offence under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971? g) Are there any activities carried out by you in handling, use and management of CDs that you would be unable to audit?