Skills by Occupation

interact with healthcare users follow control of substances hazardous to health procedures report medication interaction to pharmacist take pharmaceutical inventory manage healthcare users' data accept own accountability maintain adequate medication storage conditions process medical insurance claims provide health education ensure safety of healthcare users adhere to organisational guidelines check information on prescriptions refer healthcare users communicate effectively in healthcare communicate with customers transfer medication contribute to continuity of health care follow clinical guidelines medicines for self-medication manage the logistics of medicinal products operate cash register use e-health and mobile health technologies comply with legislation related to health care empathise with the healthcare user work in multidisciplinary health teams obtain healthcare user's medical status information apply organisational techniques prepare prescription labels deal with emergency care situations respond to changing situations in health care ensure quality assurance for pharmaceutical products ensure the appropriate supply in pharmacy communicate by telephone listen actively work in a multicultural environment in health care promote inclusion comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice maintain pharmaceutical records

communicate in foreign languages with health service providers prepare doses of medication according to patient needs prepare medication from prescription prepare intravenous packs educate on the prevention of illness provide pharmaceutical advice employ foreign languages for health-related research advise on healthcare users' informed consent apply context specific clinical competences inform policy makers on health-related challenges apply health sciences develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship prioritise tasks provide medication information