PEBC Part I (MCQ) · Competency 5 Professionalism (about 12%)
These professionalism items test ethical principles in practice, conflicts of interest, conscientious objection, boundaries, equity and cultural safety, and medication safety systems: disclosure, incident reporting, just culture and quality improvement.
5 Professionalism1 min read6 sections
Checked against the CPhA Code of Ethics (2023); NAPRA Professional Competencies (2024) and CQI/incident reporting standards (2021); Canadian Disclosure Guidelines (CPSI 2011, HEC 2022); ISMP Canada resources; TRC Calls to Action (2015); checked 13 Oct 2026. Not affiliated with or endorsed by The Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC).
Items present a dilemma or incident and ask for the most ethical or safest action; the answer respects autonomy, honesty, fairness and system learning.
| Principle | Example |
|---|---|
| Autonomy | Respect a capable patient's informed refusal |
| Beneficence/non-maleficence | Act on safety concerns before dispensing |
| Justice | Fair distribution during shortages |
| Veracity | Honest disclosure of errors |
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