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AAH Dispenser of the Year Awards 2010
In association with Buttercups Training and the Dispensing Doctor's Association
Claim the recognition you deserve!
AAH Dispensing Doctors Service, in association with Buttercups Training and the Dispensing Doctors' Association, is proud to be sponsoring the Dispenser of the Year Awards for the third year running.
These awards aim to celebrate the contribution of Dispensary Assistants and Dispensary Technicians across the UK. Day-in and day-out, these dedicated professionals provide their expertise to the local community, offering exceptional value to their practice and outstanding service to their patients. We believe this valuable contribution should be celebrated! The winners of the awards represent the highest standards of professional excellence, knowledge and service. They receive a generous package that includes:
- Technical Certificate in Pharmacy Services or £500 worth of Buttercups training vouchers
- An engraved trophy
- A framed certificate
- Accommodation for you and a guest at the DDA Gala Dinner
Most importantly, winners receive the acknowledgement and recognition of their peers when they are presented with their award at the DDA Gala Dinner. Do you feel that your contribution deserves to be recognised or perhaps a colleague shows exceptional commitment and regularly performs above and beyond the call of duty? Entering is easy so why not enter yourself or encourage a colleague to enter today?
The closing date is 30th September 2010. Good luck!
Dispensing Technician Award
Rewarding Dispensing Technicians for dedication and hard work at the heart of the community.
This award category is open to all Dispensing Technicians. All entrants must complete an assignment on a medical condition that represents a particular area of interest.
The prizes for this award are:
- £500 worth of Buttercups training vouchers
- Engraved Trophy
- Accommodation for you and a guest at the DDA Gala Dinner
- Framed Certificate
To ensure that your entry is valid, please make sure that your submission covers the following points:
- The background to the disease, including causes, what happens to the body, typical patient profile and common symptoms
- The use of drugs in the management of the disease/pharmacological management of the disease. Mention which drugs might be used and explain why. You might want to give details of their dosages, routes of administration, how they act and possible side effects and interactions.
If appropriate, discuss use of potential new treatments. - Other actions that can help patients to manage their condition, eg patient education, lifestyle changes or issues that may affect compliance.
- How you have used your knowledge on this disease area to benefit patients in your Practice or how you may be able to do this in the future
Remember to include details of all reference sources used. The maximum word count for the whole assignment is 700 words.
Please send your completed entry to esther.joberns@aah.co.uk with a cover sheet that contains the following:
- Name, job title, address, telephone number and email address
- The award you are entering – Dispensing Technician
- Title of your assignment
- Name and job title of your Manager
- Where you heard about the award
The closing date is 30th September 2010. Good luck!
Dispensing Assistant Award
Rewarding Dispensing Assistants for dedication and hard work at the heart of the community.
This award category is open to all Dispensing Assistants. All entrants must complete an assignment on a medical condition that represents a particular area of interest.
The prizes for this award are:
- Technical Certificate in Pharmacy Services
- Engraved Trophy
- Accommodation for you and a guest at the DDA Gala Dinner
- Framed Certificate
To ensure that your entry is valid, please make sure that your submission covers the following points:
- The background to the disease, including causes, what happens to the body, typical patient profile and common symptoms
- The use of drugs in the management of the disease/pharmacological management of the disease. Mention which drugs might be used and explain why. You might want to give details of their dosages, routes of administration, how they act and possible side effects and interactions.
If appropriate, discuss use of potential new treatments. - Other actions that can help patients to manage their condition, eg patient education, lifestyle changes or issues that may affect compliance.
- How you have used your knowledge on this disease area to benefit patients in your Practice or how you may be able to do this in the future
Remember to include details of all reference sources used. The maximum word count for the whole assignment is 700 words.
Please send your completed entry to esther.joberns@aah.co.uk with a cover sheet that contains the following:
- Name, job title, address, telephone number and email address
- The award you are entering – Dispensing Assistant
- Title of your assignment
- Name and job title of your Manager
- Where you heard about the award
The closing date is 30th September 2010. Good luck!