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2) CLINICAL DISPENSING
· Dispense medicines to patients based on prescriptions from the HF Medical Doctor.
· Double-check each prescription and medicine before handing them to patients.
· Analyze prescriptions to ensure:
ð They are complete and standard.
ð They follow the Afghanistan Essential Medicines List (EML).
ð They use International Nonproprietary Names (INN) and are legible.
ð They comply with Afghanistan National Standard Treatment Guidelines (NSTG).
· Ensure patients understand how to use their medicines, based on MDs and MWs instructions.
· Promote rational use of medicines, monitoring the percentage % of antibiotics prescribed, polypharmacy rates and adherence to NSTG.
· Maintain pharmacy stock records: tally sheets, stock cards, and monthly reports.
· Ensure proper pharmaceutical storage conditions in the HF pharmacy.
· Prepare medicines (counting, labeling, and compounding if needed).
· Educate patients and staff about medicine use, benefits, and risks.
· Respond to patient questions and offer advice on medications.
· Identify and report Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) to the pharmacy officer and HF supervisor.
· Properly store and document narcotic drugs with complete records.
3) PHARMACY REPORTING
· Maintain and update daily tally sheets for both pharmacy and EPI services.
· Maintain EPI registers and submit weekly and monthly reports to the HF Medical Doctor/Team Leader.
· Ensure proper storage and accurate documentation of narcotic drugs.
· Actively participate in HMIS (Health Management Information System) committee meetings for reporting purposes.
· Immediately report any stock-outs of essential medicines, medical supplies and consumables, nutritional commodities, or Nutrition commodities.
· Report any breakage in the supply to your supervisor.
· Cross-check monthly reports with tally sheets and stock cards before submission to ensure accuracy and completeness.
· Support the verification of pharmacy data during supervision visits.
· Regularly follow up with the HF Team Leader, pharmacy department, and Nutrition focal points to ensure timely feedback on reports or corrections, and to maintain regular supply and delivery of pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and nutritional commodities.
4) NURSING AND BASIC CLINICAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES (AS DELEGATED AND WHEN MD IS NOT AVAILABLE)
· Ensure all patient consultations and treatments are appropriately recorded in the relevant registers and reporting tools.
· Conduct basic patient consultations, physical assessments, and triage in accordance with approved protocols and within the limits of competency and authorization.
· Assess treatment needs and provide or support rational prescription and treatment according to national guidelines and MHT protocols.
· Provide basic curative care services to men, women, and children attending the MHT.
· Identify and promptly refer severe, complicated, or emergency cases requiring higher-level clinical management.
· Participate in health promotion and patient education activities as required.
· Support continuity of service delivery during temporary absence of the Medical Doctor (MD) and report any clinical concerns to the MHT In-Charge.
5) ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIVITIES
· Raise public awareness about available feedback and complaint mechanisms and channels.
· Inform the line supervisor promptly in case of absence or damage of IEC materials, speaker systems, or other materials at health centers.
· Ensure adherence to PU-AMI organizational policies, including Code of Conduct (CoC), Child Protection Policy, Anti-Fraud and Anti-Corruption Policy, and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) Policy.
· Report any violations, suspicions, or allegations related to these policies using appropriate mechanisms.
· Perform any other tasks assigned by the direct supervisor or pharmacy department as needed.
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