Slade Pharmacy successfully demonstrated our compliance with these high standards, showcasing our ability to provide the necessary learning and operational environments for candidate pharmacists to achieve the relevant professional competencies in the delivery of patient-centred care and pharmacy services.
In 2017, Slade Pharmacy Hollywood in Western Australia was one of the first sites in the AdPha Resident Training Program’s inaugural year.
The provision of a national accreditation allows more early-career hospital pharmacists access to the program that provides exposure to a diverse range of pharmacy services, enhancing their clinical skills and experience in patient-centred care. The pilot program will begin next month in Queensland across four sites. This new structure involves six monthly rotations at a site relevant to the rotation area over the two-year program.
Group Chief Operating Officer of Pharmacy, Russell Hill, says this recognition aligns with our commitment to nurturing our people and fostering a culture of continual learning.
“This group-wide accreditation is a testament to our ongoing commitment to professional development within our pharmacy teams,” said Russell.
“The AdPha Resident Training Program will provide invaluable opportunities for our junior pharmacists to engage in experiential learning and clinical supervision, ultimately improving the quality of patient care and customer service across our national network.”