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What is the Professional Practice Standards Tool (PPS)?
The PPS is a tool used to self assess whether an individual pharmacist’s professional performance enables the delivery of safe, high-quality, reliable and clinically effective healthcare services and supports the quality use of medicines. It allows for reflection of one’s performance with the purpose of improving practice.
The main outcome of this tool should be to promote the pharmacist to engage in self-reflection of current practice.
Professional Practice Standards (PPS) 2023 Tool Process
🧩 Prepare
🗓️ Engage
💭 Reflect
The pharmacist completes the Professional Practice self-assessment and quality improvement implementation program.
The pharmacist arranges a time suitable with the collaborator to discuss the outcomes. The pharmacist and collaborator should also confirm the practice recognition level and clinical setting/topic that the pharmacist is currently working towards.
The pharmacist and collaborator complete a feedback session and use this discussion to formulate a plan for implementing the actions identified in the self-assessment. Ideally this should happen within a reasonable time after the self-assessment.
Practice Recognition Level
The Professional Practice Assessment Tool Learning Experience is mapped to Domain 1, 2, 4 & 5 of the National Competency Standards Framework for Pharmacists in Australia 2016.
Please refer to the ANZCAP recognition descriptors article for the further guidance on markers of performance for each ANZCAP recognition level. The pharmacist and collaborator should indicate on the learning experience tool which of the three levels of practice recognition (resident, register, consultant) they are currently practicing at or a candidate for. Please note that not all the domain 1, 2, 4 & 5 indicators listed in this document may be relevant to this Learning Experience.
Collaborator
The collaborator must be a pharmacist who has completed their own Professional Practice Standard self-assessment and who is ideally more senior to the pharmacist. Collaborators must be professionally competent in the standards being addressed as part of the PSS Tool.
Forms and Templates
The pharmacist will complete the PSS self-assessment tool.
https://www.psa.org.au/practice-support-industry/pps/
The Professional Practice Assessment tool is available on the ANZCAP Digital platform. The pharmacist and collaborator will discuss a plan for implementing the actions into practice. The collaborator will provide comments on this discussion. The pharmacist should upload a copy of the completed PPS Action Plan as evidence to support this learning experience.
For further details on how to complete a Learning Experience on the ANZCAP digital platform please refer to the How to complete a Learning Experience article.
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