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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Manage pharmacy appearance and access.
  2. Maintain pharmacy equipment and stock storage.
  3. Manage pharmacy merchandise presentation.
  4. Maintain pharmacy merchandise pricing.

Performance Evidence

Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit, and:

manage all aspects of the maintenance and presentation of pharmacy premises and equipment, merchandise and pricing over a period of two months

develop, document and implement maintenance schedules for the two month period

coordinate over the two month period:

scheduled maintenance of pharmacy equipment

scheduled and unscheduled calibration of pharmacy equipment

required testing and certification of pharmacy refrigeration

maintain areas for receiving and storing pharmacy stock for two supply periods, including requirements for cold chain items

manage merchandise pricing, space allocation and display for:

three temporary specials displays

three changed locations for permanent stock.


Knowledge Evidence

Demonstrated knowledge required to complete the tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit:

format, content and use of:

housekeeping and maintenance procedures

maintenance schedules

maintenance and repair records

presentation standards and procedures

location and basic aspects of manufacturer instructions for maintenance and repairs

maintenance requirements for different types of pharmacy equipment

calibration requirements for pharmacy equipment and content of calibration charts

testing and certification requirements and schedules for pharmacy refrigeration

optimum environmental storage conditions for pharmacy medicines and products, including temperature, light and humidity controls for perishable and cold chain dispensary items

overview of pharmacy product and service range

legal requirements for product placement and advertising of Pharmacy Medicines (S2)

front of pharmacy layouts and principles for:

ease of access for people with mobility aids

defining a professional services area

customer flow

effective placement of merchandising displays

basic aspects of visual merchandising principles

organisational:

merchandising policies and plans

merchandise space allocations

pricing policy.