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Dear patients,
If you no longer need your medicines - please tell your pharmacy or your GP ✨in advance✨
Every month we waste money, time, energy, and resources putting unwanted medicines back on the shelf - many of which eventually expire.
Sincerely,
Every pharmacist
If you make a calculation error, it’s an error. If you were to keep repeating the result of the erroneous calculation, and you were aware that it’s wrong, then it would be dishonest. It would demonstrate a lack of integrity and credibility.
I sure hope nobody would do that.
It’s now clear after three cohorts of online exams, your system is simply not working
For the trainees that have suffered over the years, the trainees who don’t trust you anymore
Can @TheGPhC state which lessons, reviews took place and outcomes, which led to the farce on 29th June
To trainees, Pharmacists and most importantly the public. It appears no reflection at all
A professional can at the very least expect proper reflection from their regulator
The following which barely scratches the surface. Can you still claim majority were able to complete with no issues?
Issues:
Candidates using phones
Loud & distracting noise leaving candidates unable to focus
Trainees able to see others screens due to set up
Myself, trainee Pharmacists, the professionals on your register and the public are also interested in hearing your plans on how you’ll win back the trust of future Pharmacists
Repeated statements, with empty apologies lacking empathy and action is no longer good enough.
When a regulating board fails to uphold consistency & fair regulation across the country, you disregard the exam, you at least heavily lower the pass mark. What you don’t do is give SOME trainees a free attempt and not others, ALL are affected. That is not how you regulate #GPhC
You only need to read the comments under @TheGPhC post to feel the pain & frustration many trainees experienced this week with the exams.
@TheGPhC please respond to the accusations of cheating, issues at various test centres etc. These trainees have already been through enough.
1/So many anonymous accounts launching, expressing views on @TheGPhC registration assessment. There’s no need to be afraid to express your views and opinions. In the interest of having an open dialogue it’s so much more effective to add your name to your voice.
@Pharmacistdaz From what I've read:
Some centres - PCs arrived late
Some centres - IT issues mid test (perhaps isolated cases)
Some centres - allowed calculator in part 2
Some centres - invigilation was poor
Some centres - while delayed start - people not adequately quarantined
We will be discussing the exam situation with the @TheGPhC so we want to know as much as possible about candidates’ experiences. Even tonight we are already hearing about additional issues at other locations. Please DM us with details.
#gphcexam was shocking. Lack of regulation left candidates horrified and “delayed start” incident was the only one addressed by the #gphc. Just one look at the threads under the GPHC tweets shows there are wider issues being ignored. @BBCNWT@TohidMPharm@the_pda@BBC