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pre-pharmacy pathways
community practice
residency
/
fellowship
inpatient pharmacy
receive
medication orders
review for
accuracy
and
appropriateness
prepare
medication
monitor
patient response
inpatient pharmacy operations
order review
transcription
dispensing
administering
monitoring
outpatient/community pharmacy
fill prescriptions
give
vaccinations
and give access to
medical devices
outpatient/community pharmacy operations
received
by pharmacy
data entry
clinical review
filling
final product verification
consultation
clinical ambulatory care operations
function as physician extenders
prescribe medications
tele-health visits
in person clinic visits
longitudinal patient care
social determinants
medication costs
cultural
/
literacy
barrier
safe
and
affordable housing
transportation
food security
unmet needs
social isolation
PBM
pharmacy benefit managers
P&T committee subcommittees
antimicrobial
anticoagulation
nursing
formulary
medication safety
nutrition
medication utilization
continuing education
(CE)
30
hours every
2
years +
10
hours for
advanced practice
mandatory courses
:
law ethics
(
2
hours) +
cultural competency
(
1
hour)
advantage of primary literature
most recent information
primary literature database
pubmed
an example of a primary literature is ...
journal publication
primary literature is used in IRB proposals for ...
background
what kind of literature is used in clinical presentations?
primary
literature
data monographs
are usually from ---
literature.
primary
an example of a secondary literature is ...
journal review article
what are two kinds of review articles seen in pharmacy?
disease
new drug
what are the two pros of secondary literature?
initial information
extensive bibliography
what is the con of secondary literature?
broader
and
less current
information
what are some examples of
tertiary literature
?
dictionary
textbook
handbook
what are the pros of tertiary literature?
summary
facts
and
general overview
primary
and
secondary
references
what are the cons of tertiary literature?
broader
and
less current
information
what are three databases commonly used?
micromedex
lexicomp
uptodate
rx
recipe
sig
write
x 5 d
5 days
qty
quantity
gtt
drops
disp #
quantity
NR
no refils
q
every
QD
every day
TID
three a day
BID
two a day
QID
four a day
QOD
every other day
QHS
every night
QAM
every morning
ac
before a meal
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