The most practical approach to pharmaceutical care! Provides all the principles and practice components for the pharmaceutical care practice course in the pharmacy curriculum. Thoroughly revised and updated, this edition includes expanded coverage of reimbursement, documentation, and data models associated with the practice.
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Revised, Expanded, and Updated
Meet the challenges of developing a new patient-care pharmacy practice with the most practical and authoritative resource available. Written by leaders in the development of the pharmaceutical care practice model, PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE explains the pharmacist's new role in working with patients to develop drug therapy strategies that improve patients' quality of life by ensuring the best possible therapeutic outcomes.
Whether you are a student or a practicing pharmacist seeking to improve your patient-care skills, use this book for the step-by-step implementation strategies needed to practice in this patient-centered environment: patient assessment, care plan development, follow-up evaluations, documentation, and reimbursement. This practical guide to providing pharmaceutical care helps readers—
*Understand your increased role in drug therapy assessment and delivery
*Learn an effective process for applying your pharmacotherapeutic knowledge to identify and prevent or resolve drug therapy problems
*Establish a strong therapeutic relationship with your patients
*Optimize your patient's well-being by achieving therapeutic goals
*Improve your follow-up evaluation abilities
*Document your pharmaceutical care and obtain reimbursement
*Work collaboratively with other patient care providers
This new edition of PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE gives you the necessary skills to master the new demands of pharmacy practice with confidence.
NEW AND EXPANDED IN THIS EDITION
*Patient’s Medication Experience
*The Pharmacotherapy Workup
*Standards of Care
*Ethical Considerations
*Reimbursement
*Documentation
*New Practice-based Data
About the Author
Robert J. Cipolle, PharmD, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Minneapolis, MN
Dr. Cipolle is the Director of the Peters Institute of Pharmaceutical Care at the University of Minnesota.
Linda M. Strand, PharmD, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Minneapolis, MN
Dr. Strand is best known for developing both the concept of pharmaceutical care and the practice of pharmaceutical care.
Peter C. Morley, PhD, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Minneapolis, MN
Dr. Morley is a medical anthropologist, and, by virtue of his education and research, he is an expert on patients' drug taking behaviors.
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This book covers the history, evolution, and definition of the future practice of pharmacy. It describes a rational, realistic, and exceptionally well defined view of the future practice of community pharmacy. The definition is backed up by a large scale analysis of data collected using the model demonstrating its effectivness and positive effects on patient clinical outcomes. Topics include reimbusement, documentation and data models associated with the practice. This is an exceptional and cutting edge landmark text that if adopted will change the level of care provided by medicine whereever it is used. HMO's and managed care and pharmacy benefit organizations supporting this model would actually be involved in managing care rather than managing contracts.
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This is "The Bible" of Pharmaceutical Care. It has been written in several languages, but it is a must-read for anyone looking to practice modern-day pharmacy. The authors, who taught at the University of Minnesota, referenced the material frequently in lectures.
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O: Objective
S: Scientifically valid
C: Clinically relevant
A: Accurate
R: Recent
The book utilizing whatever I call OSCAR approaches to take you one-step at a time to understand this new practice. The practice addressing a VOID in all Health Care Systems worldwide. The simplicity with which the book is presented sums up more than 15 years of exhaustive research for the authors in this field. Going through this book as each chapter ends make you more capable and enthusiastic and proud. The last chapter addresses and stimulates you to find a way of enriching such new practice. About 300 pharmacists certified world wide to practice! your will feel at the conclusion that patients and societies wherever they are have the right and in need for such practice just to optimize their care. You can be the pioneer in this field in your own city, or even country. The book is suitable for all health care professions, Pharmacisits, students, and fuculty memebers of pharmacy school.
S: Scientifically valid
C: Clinically relevant
A: Accurate
R: Recent
The book utilizing whatever I call OSCAR approaches to take you one-step at a time to understand this new practice. The practice addressing a VOID in all Health Care Systems worldwide. The simplicity with which the book is presented sums up more than 15 years of exhaustive research for the authors in this field. Going through this book as each chapter ends make you more capable and enthusiastic and proud. The last chapter addresses and stimulates you to find a way of enriching such new practice. About 300 pharmacists certified world wide to practice! your will feel at the conclusion that patients and societies wherever they are have the right and in need for such practice just to optimize their care. You can be the pioneer in this field in your own city, or even country. The book is suitable for all health care professions, Pharmacisits, students, and fuculty memebers of pharmacy school.
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- The Medical Interview: Clinical Care, Education, and Research (Frontiers of Primary Care) by J.G. Carroll on 4 pages
- Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use of Drugs (APPLIED THERAPEUTICS (KODA-KIMBLE)) by Mary Anne Koda-Kimble on page 225, page 283, and page 312
- Therapeutic Choices by Jean Gray on page 225, page 284, and page 313
- The Medical Interview: Mastering Skills for Clinical Practice (Medical Interview) by John L. Coulehan on page 117, page 313, and page 336
- The Medical Interview: The Three-Function Approach, 2e by Steven A. Cole on page 90, page 170, and page 312
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- Preventing Medication Errors and Improving Drug Therapy Outcomes: A Management Systems Approach by Charles D. Hepler on page 74, page 264, and page 287
- Regulating Pharmaceuticals in Europe (European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies) by Elias Mossialos on page 33, and page 225
- Managing Pharmacy Practice: Principles, Strategies, and Systems (Pharmacy Education Series) by Andrew M. Peterson on page 243, and page 257
- Pharmacy Practice by Kevin M. G. Taylor on page 200, and page 246
- Pharmaceutical Care Practice by Robert J. Cipolle in Front Matter
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