I have been working ina prison where I worked in the dispensary but my main job was working on the wings. I Supervised Methadone consumption also day to day medication.

No

I like the idea of see pharmacy in different care settings.

I had a late in the day intake from the courts, which meant the patient hadn't seen a substance misuse doctor. Next morning when the patient came for his Methadone there was no prescription issued. I was not aware of his arrival till morning myself.
His mood changed and got very aggressive shouting at me. I explained I would personally contact the substance misuse team to issue the prescription and guaranteed he would have his Methadone. I managed to calm what was turning into a volatile situation.

A license was introduced which meant there were 3 types categories Medicines.
Prescription only medication (POM) a prescription had to be issued by a licensed practitioner.
Pharmacy over the counter (OTC) medication allowed patients to buy certain medicines only when the Pharmacist was present.
General sales list (GSL) allows some medication to sold only on selected medication and complete packaging.

I would first confirm with Pharmacist. No medication will be given until checked.

I would first offer to make a statement. Speak with management with respect and honesty.

Clinical governance is a systematic approach were by organisations are accountable for continually improving the quality of care they provide and safeguarding those standards of care. This is done through things such as training, auditing and continued research, assessing risk and implementing strategies to minimise those risks.

In my previous work I had no contact with patients relatives, but if I had all patient and relatives will be treated with polite respect. I will help direct relatives to the correct person they need to speak with.