PSA Face-to-face events policy
PSA Face-to-face events policy
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) is committed to taking a proactive approach in managing and providing a safe and healthy environment for all members and visitors, so far as reasonably practicable. PSA will ensure that a Covid-19 safe plan is in place for all events and attendees made aware of the PSA Events policy for the attendance all face-to-face events.
The following policy will apply to all face to face PSA training and events:
- All attendees will be asked to refer to the latest advice from the Australian federal, state and /or territory governments on travel and restrictions, including public health orders. You can check restrictions in all states and territories using the COVID-19 Restriction Checker.
- Attendees of PSA face-to-face events must be fully vaccinated. We request that proof of vaccination is provided prior to attending any face to face event/s, unless an exemption is requested.
- QR check-in is mandatory at all PSA face- to-face training and events.
- Additional measures such as face coverings, alternate seating and catering arrangements may be required to meet Covid-19 safe protocols.
- Anyone who has possible symptoms of Covid-19 (refer to Covid-19 Symptom Checker https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/symptom-checker/tool/basic-details ) must not attend any face-to-face training or events. They must get tested and follow the self-isolation advice within their state or territory.
- Anyone who is unable to attend a face-to-face event or training as a result of Covid-19 must notify PSA on events@psa.org.au to determine an alternative date for attendance without penalty.
- If there are any circumstances where an attendee is unable to comply with the vaccination requirements, including a medical condition, PSA requests that an exemption form be sent to events@psa.org.au at least 14 days prior to the event. PSA will assess the exemption and consider reasonable alternatives. PSA will comply with all the applicable statutes and regulations that protect the privacy of person/s and will make every effort to ensure procedurally sufficient safeguards are in place to maintain personal confidence.