Record keeping of high risk scheduled drugs

Researchers in possession of high risk drugs: Schedule 4D, Schedule 8 or Schedule 9 drugs, must maintain a drug register at each storage location.

All other drugs must be recorded in an appropriate and permanent manner, e.g. laboratory record or animal monitoring sheets.

If drugs or drug registers are lost or stolen, the reporting process must be immediately followed. Loss includes spills and breakages.

For any queries in relation to scheduled drug processes and procedures, please contact: scheduled.drugs@sydney.edu.au

Who do I speak to about creating a new role?

When beginning to plan the creation of a new position in your team, it is important to have a conversation with both your Finance Manager and HR Partner.

The initial discussion with your Finance Manager is needed to determine whether there is scope within the budget to create a position in your area.

Find your HR Partner via the staff intranet or by calling 9351 2000.

Find your Finance Manager via the staff intranet or by calling 9351 2000.

School of Economics - Intranet

School of Economics. SharePoint sites. Economics Staff SharePoint Site. Key resources. 377KB). Marking Guidelines for the School of Economics (83.8KB). Where to go for Finance Support? (110KB). Specialist advice and support for students (1.76MB). Important Links and Forms. Exams Portal - Use this portal to submit final exam requests and upload final and replacement final exams. My Research Funding Portal (MRFP) - For researchers and research admin support, MRFP is the Power BI FINEApp for

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UniBuy Procurement Procedures 2019

through the University’s specialist purchasing systems; or. through MyLab. (i) Purchasers can access MyLab through the MyLab page on the staff intranet and requesting a MyLab user profile. ... 12 High risk ad-hoc purchases less than $250,000 exclusive GST. (1) Specific guidance for managing high risk purchases can be found on the University Buying Goods and Services intranet

Higher Degree by Research - Intranet

FASS Higher Degree by Research (HDR). Welcome to your time as a postgraduate research student in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. You are joining more than 1000 other postgraduate research students in the Faculty, who are working towards one of eight degrees – the Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Arts, Doctor of Social Sciences, Doctor of Education, Doctor of Social Work, Master of Philosophy, Master of Education by Research and Master of Arts by Research. Some of you will be studying

Induction information for new staff - Intranet

Induction information for new staff. Getting started. The University Intranet New Staff page includes everything you need to get started in your new role at the university, such as obtaining your

Suppliers and bookings - Intranet

You can find these listed on the 'Discount and offers' intranet page under Pay & Benefits (HR & employment).

Q fever and other zoonoses - Intranet

Q fever and other zoonoses. The Faculty of Science has developed a framework for managing the risk of exposure to zoonotic diseases (i.e. disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans) including Q fever. This is detailed in the Q fever and other zoonoses management plan. Canvas Zoonosis Awareness Module. A Zoonosis Awareness training module has been built in Canvas to inform students of the potential risks of zoonoses during the course of their study. This went live February 2019 and

Support for Students Policy Resources - Intranet

Support for Students Policy: procedures and resources. The University's Support for Students Policy 2024 ensures that we provide academic and non-academic support for all students enrolled in Units of Study and, in turn, deliver student focused education that is transformational. This policy also ensures that we meet our legislative and accreditation requirements, such as the Higher Education Standards Amendment. The policy enables the identification of students at risk of failing Units of

Faculty of Science response to COVID-19 - Intranet

To access the form use the link above or navigate to the ServiceNow Portal from the Staff Intranet page and click the following options:.

Disposal of clinical medications

Clinical trial medications should follow their validated disposal process when it is included in one of the clinical trial’s essential documents e.g. protocol, otherwise requests to dispose of drugs can be submitted via the processes outlined below.

Researchers should maintain records that document the system for disposal and the destruction of the product/s.

For items that require a destruction certificate, you must first contact Hazardous Waste support.

Bulk University Health Clinic* medications should be disposed of via the University hazardous waste program (Schedule 2, 3, 4) following this process. For indivdual or a small number of barcoded containers (eg < 10), please contact your local TSS Technical Officer

If a disposal request involves S4D, S8 or S9 products, please email scheduled.drugs@sydney.edu.au before completing any processes.

*Clinics as per the definition in the Health Clinics and Clinical Services Policy 2020

National Security - Intranet

Refer to the Intranet - Sanctions page and contact Research Risk and Security by writing to [email protected] if you have any questions.

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