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PHARMACY 1:1 BUILDER · MANAGER WORKSPACE

Better conversations, clearer development, shared accountability.

Prepare, record and review structured one-to-ones with your pharmacy team. Start a first meeting, routine 1:1, rotation-end review or development discussion, or pick up a saved draft below.

A discussion and development aid — not an appraisal, competency sign-off or GPhC assessment. Do not record patient-identifiable information, and follow your employer’s information-governance and record-keeping requirements. Your records are private to your account.

MY RECORDS

My 1:1 sessions

Drafts and completed records you own. Only you can see these records. Do not record patient-identifiable information, and follow your employer's information-governance requirements.

START A NEW 1:1

Build a new 1:1

Choose a meeting type to go straight into the four-step builder. You can set the clinical, operational or mixed pathway in Step 1 and change it at any time. Do not record patient-identifiable information.

01

First Meeting

Set expectations, supervision arrangements and early development goals with a new team member.

02

Routine 1:1

Check in on wellbeing and workload, review commitments and agree the next actions.

03

Rotation-end

Reflect on learning from the rotation, strengths shown and priorities to carry forward.

PRIVACY & USAGE REMINDER

No patient data. Do not enter patient names, NHS numbers, prescription details or any other patient-identifiable information in any 1:1 record.

Not an appraisal. Pharmacy 1:1 Builder is a discussion and development aid. It does not replace appraisals, HR processes, competency sign-off or GPhC assessment, and it does not score or certify anyone.

Always follow your employer's information-governance and record-keeping requirements. Your records are private to your account.

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