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Fitness to practise concern — GPhC CRA MCQ

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HardPharmacy Law and EthicsFitness to practise concernGPhC CRA

A pharmacist notices a colleague repeatedly dispensing while visibly intoxicated and the manager asks staff to ignore it. What is the legal classification/requirement?

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Correct answer: DRaise the concern through appropriate patient-safety channels

Pharmacy professionals are expected to raise concerns when patient safety or professional standards may be compromised. This makes raise the concern through appropriate patient-safety channels the single best answer in this scenario. The other options would either miss the key safety issue, delay appropriate review, or fail to meet the relevant clinical or professional requirement.

Reference: GPhC Standards; raising concerns guidance