18.2.1Core StandardSafety Standard
Policies and proceduresPrescription Screening and Clinical Dispensing
Prescriptions undergo formal clinical screening by a pharmacist for appropriateness, dosage, interactions and contraindications before dispensing.
Compliance Criteria
- 1Clinical pharmacist prescription screening protocol prior to medication preparation
- 2Standardized dispensing labelling including generic name, dose, frequency and warnings
- 3Pharmacist intervention documentation and clinical prescriber query log
- 4Patient medication counselling documentation for high-risk medications and inhalers
Hospital Self-Rating
Rated by Dr. Suresh Nair on 18 Jan 2026Evidence frozen on 30 March 2026 (14 days before survey)
"All inpatient and outpatient prescriptions undergo pharmacist clinical screening with documented drug interaction interventions."
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No evidence documents attached to substantiate this self-assessment claim.
Unverified criteria:
- Clinical pharmacist prescription screening protocol prior to medication preparation
- Standardized dispensing labelling including generic name, dose, frequency and warnings
- Pharmacist intervention documentation and clinical prescriber query log
- Patient medication counselling documentation for high-risk medications and inhalers
Derived from AccrediSense Evidence Engine · 0 documents attached against 4 compliance criteriaGovernance disclosure (1.4.1.4)
Evidence Documents (0)
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Person-in-ChargeHead of Pharmacy Services
Head of DepartmentHead of Clinical Services & Consultant Physician
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Surveyor Authority PaneAssigned: Dr. Mohd Anis Haron (Lead Surveyor)