Pharmacy

Your doctor has prescribed one or more medications that are only available in hospital pharmacies. Here is the procedure to follow to pick up your treatment at the CHU pharmacy.

1. Click here to make an appointment (link to find)
2. To access the CHU pharmacy, refer to the map
3. Go to the entrance office indicated on the map, level 0, in order to register. This registration must be renewed every year in the event of chronic treatment.
4. Bring your Carte vitale , Identity card and Mutual insurance card if you have one.
5. This registration can be done online at the following address: ctx-retrocession@chu-caen.fr
6. For any additional information related to your registration, you can call 02 31 06 48 67
7. Go to the pharmacy with the document given by the admissions office
8. This treatment will be delivered to you for one month

Cases of exceptional deliveries : a request for exceptional reimbursement for a dispensation of more than one month must be accompanied by an approach by the patient to his fund

For any request for information concerning your coverage by the pharmacy, you can send an email to pharmacie-retrocession@chu-caen.fr

Useful links :

• OméDIT site map, retrocession
• Clinical pharmacy films, SFPC,
  • Presentation
  • Introduction to Medication Reconciliation

Two parts :

• Supported
• Patient documents proper use of medicines
• Clinical trial appointments
• “Pharmaceutical supplier” access

The main mission of the pharmacy is to:

• To ensure the management, supply, verification of safety devices, preparation, control, detention, evaluation and dispensing of sterile drugs and medical devices and experimental drugs and to ensure their quality
• To deliver medicines and medical devices intended for hospitalized patients from prescriptions issued by hospital doctors or purchase orders. It also delivers medicines not available in pharmacies for outpatients (retrocession activity).
• Manage the purchase, supply, control, storage and delivery of pharmaceutical products.
• Ensure the production of certain dangerous and non-dangerous sterile and non-sterile preparations.
• Carry out information actions and participate in any process aimed at improving the quality and safety of processing.
• Carry out any clinical pharmacy action, namely to contribute to the security, relevance and efficiency of the use of health products and to contribute to the quality of care, in collaboration with the other members of the care team and involving the patient
• Participate in the training of future pharmaceutical professionals in conjunction with the UFR Health and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Caen.
• Develop research projects with the UFR Santé and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Caen
• Working with the Indoor Pharmacies of the GHT Normandie Center

• Centralized pharmaceutical analysis
• Early access
• Dispensing of specific medications to outpatients (retrocession) , link with the city
• Automation – computerization
• Management of incoming and outgoing flows
• Purchases
• Orders
• Markets: medicines and medical devices
• Pharmacotechnics:
  • Hospital and magisterial preparations within the preparatory,
  • Non-hazardous sterile preparation unit (NSSP)
  • Cancer Chemotherapy Preparation Unit (UPC)
  • Preparation Control Laboratory
  • Advanced Therapy Drugs (ATDs)
  • Radiopharmacy
  • Medical fluids, medical gases and water for hemodialysis
• Sterilization of medical devices
• Clinical tests
• Quality assurance – risk management
• Vigilance:
  participation in pharmacovigilance in conjunction with the CRPV and management of materiovigilance
• University hospital training, teaching and research
• Animation of the Commission for Medicines and Sterile Medical Devices (COMEDIMS)

The challenges of the Optimédoc project:

Optimédoc is an interdisciplinary and multi-professional course for the elderly around a city-hospital collaboration. The general practitioner, the dispensing pharmacist as well as the hospital support system made up of a hospital pharmacist and a geriatrician work together around the drug management of people aged 75 and over, polymedicated, hospitalized or no, presenting a significant iatrogenic risk (all the undesirable effects caused by taking one or more drugs) .

The objective of this course is to optimize the medical care of elderly patients with the help of decisions made during RCP (multidisciplinary consultation meetings) between the city and the hospital.

The Optimédoc system:

The inclusion of the elderly subject at high iatrogenic risk in the system is done:

• for patients living in town: following identification and referral by the attending physician to this system by telephone on 02 31 06 53 17 .
  The initial screening criterion is a prescription containing more than 5 drugs for people aged 75 or over.
• for hospitalized patients: following identification and intra-hospital referral to this device with the agreement of the attending physician and the patient.

The course is divided into 4 stages:

1. Inclusion
2. Specialized assessment
3. Consultation
4. Follow up