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1.4.3 Trainers’ manual
1.4.4 Flip chart
1.4.5 Actions to Promote Continence Care Checklist
1.4.6 Setting up the training session—advice sheet for trainers
1.5 Consumer materials
1.6 Training evaluation survey
1.7 Pharmacy initial questionnaire (PIQ)
1.8 Pharmacy exit questionnaire (PEQ)
1.9 Consumer survey
Appendix 2: Mapping of the Content of the National Pharmacy Assistant
Standards to PCCP Learner Activities
Appendix 3: Relevant QCPP standards
3.1 Pharmacy Design & Environment PDE-3
3.2 Pharmacist Only & Pharmacy Medicines POP
3.3 Professional Practice: Health Promotion PPS-1
3.4 Professional Practice: Patient Counselling PPS-4
3.5 Making Stock Easy to Purchase: Sensitive Merchandise STO-12
Appendix 4: Summary and Results of Literature Review and Training Materials
4.1 PCCP Stage 1 – Literature Review Extracts & Summary
4.1.1 Health seeking behaviour
4.1.2 Identification of people with incontinence
4.1.3 Continence management in the community
4.1.4 Health role of pharmacists
4.1.5 Counselling
4.1.6 Utilisation of health promotion opportunities
4.1.7 Pharmacists and health promotion
4.1.8 Consumer views of community pharmacists
4.1.9 Best practice
4.1.10 Pharmacy care in other disease states
4.2 Summary of relevant training and information resources
Final Report vii NOVA Public Policy
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