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Summary
This article contains information on how to complete an Autonomous Case Presentation.
What is the Case Presentation LX?
The Autonomous Case Presentation is an Autonomous Learning Experience that can be used to record and guide self-reflection on an occasion where a pharmacist has verbally presented a case to colleagues. The case included in the oral presentation will be retrospective in nature and can be from a direct patient or indirect patient area of practice.
An Autonomous Case presentation can be used for inclusion towards ANCAP recognition.
Similar to a Case Based Discussion (CBD), a case presentation allows the pharmacist to highlight professional knowledge, judgement and problems solving skills through retrospective review of a real case they have been involved in. However, the setting is a more formal presentation to a group of colleagues rather than a one-on-one collaborator interaction.
The main outcome of the Autonomous Case Presentation is to encourage self-reflection of current professional practice (knowledge, critical thinking, problem solving and presentation skills) in a chosen professional setting or topic.
Examples
Management of a person with difficult to control blood glucose levels
Identifying and managing a significant adverse drug reaction
A patient who has recently had an HMR/RMMR
Review of a significant medication error that reached a patient at a multi-disciplinary mortality and morbidity meeting
Management of a person with multi-resistant infection
Education strategies used in a group of undergraduate students being supervised on a placement
Case Presentation Process
🧩 Prepare
🎯 Engage
💭 Reflect
The pharmacist identifies an opportunity to participate in a case presentation opportunity.
Pharmacist completes the case presentation
Pharmacist completes the Autonomous Case Presentation tool which includes documentation, reflection and development goal setting
The total time for a CP is variable depending on the case presentation opportunity available. After completion of the presentation the documentation and reflection should take between 10-15 minutes.
Choosing a Case
A Case Presentation can focus on either a direct patient or indirect patient case. See examples above.
Ideally a CP should focus on a case that is retrospective i.e., a case where the pharmacist has previously been involved in the delivery or care. Ultimately the case, complexity and presentation style will vary depending on the professional setting that the pharmacist has access to present at and the practice recognition level they are aiming to meet.
Practice Recognition Level
The Case Presentation Learning Experience is mapped to Domain 1 & 2 of the National Competency Standards Framework for Pharmacists in Australia 2016. Please note that not all the domain 1 & 2 indicators listed in this document may be relevant to this Learning Experience.
The pharmacist must identify a case presentation opportunity that applies to their current level of practice (e.g. ANZCAP resident, register or consultant) and area of specialty.
Please refer to the ANZCAP recognition descriptors article for the further guidance on markers of performance for each ANZCAP recognition level.
Complexity
In some scenarios the same case may be used for pharmacists aiming for different levels of practice recognition. However, the complexity and expected knowledge & skills will vary.
Collaborator
Pharmacists may have engaged in discussion with professional peers, mentors or managers to encourage reflective practice. However, this is an Autonomous Learning Experience and therefore the final submission should be completed by the pharmacist without collaboration.
Reflection & Goal Setting
The pharmacist is encouraged to utilize the SMART goal technique to develop any learning or development goals that are identified from self-reflection after the experience.
Forms and Templates
The CP tool is available on the ANZCAP digital platform. Ideally pharmacists will enter relevant information into the digital tool after completion of the case presentation.
Alternatively, pharmacists may use CP tools from their own workplace and upload it to the digital platform where they can then confirm completion of an Autonomous Case Presentation 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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