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SACT Verification Passport for Pharmacy

By RM Partners Medicines Optimisation Group on 26th February 2020
The RM Partners Medicines Optimisation Group, working with pharmacy colleagues from the North Central and East London Cancer Alliance and the South East London Cancer Alliance, has produced a new electronic Pan London SACT passport for pharmacy.This resource aims to standardise verification of SACT training and accreditation for pharmacy staff across London, by providing a competency and assessment framework system across London. This should enable staff to move seamlessly between organisations without the need for reaccreditation or training.The pan-London SACT Passport for Pharmacy is available here.

The summary PDF is available here

 

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