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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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L'autore:
Robert J. Cipolle, PharmD, University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy, Minneapolis, MN
Contenuti:
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.
CHAPTER ONE: AN OVERVIEW OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
Professional Care Defined
Pharmaceutical Care as a Generalist Practice
The Language of Practice
The Practitioner and the Patient Form a Practice
The Pharmacotherapy Workup
The Patient Care Process
Chapter TWO: CLINICAL & ECONOMIC IMPACT OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
Introduction
Assurance Pharmaceutical Care Documentation System
The Patient Sample
Drug Therapy Problems Identified and Resolved
Level of Patient Complexity
Interventions Made in Care Plan Development
Patient Outcomes
The Economic Impact of the Practice
Summary
CHAPTER THREE: THE PRACTITIONER'S RESPONSIBILITIES
Practive Responsibilities
The Practitioner's Philosophy of Practice
The Responsibility to Care
The Values Involved in Caring for Patients<
The Standards of Professional Behavior
Summary
CHAPTER FOUR: THE PATIENT'S ROLE
The Therapeutic Relationship Defined
Building the Therapeutic Relationship
The Impact of the Therapeutic Relationship
The Patient's Rights and Responsibilities
Summary
CHAPTER FIVE: THE PATIENT'S MEDICATION EXPERIENCE
The Patient's Medication Exoerience Defined
Understanding the Patient's Medication Experience
Summary
CHAPTER SIX: The Assessment
Purpose, Activities, and Responsibilities
Meeting the Patient
Eliciting Information from the Patient
The Pharmacotherapy Workup
Drug Therapy Problem Identification
Summarizing the Assessment
Documenting the Assessment
Summary
CHAPTER SEVEN: DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS
Drug Therapy Problems: Terminology >h4>Categories and Common Causes of Drug Therapy Problems
Stating Drug Therapy Problems
Prioritizing Drug Therapy Problems
Patients with no Drug Therapy Problems
Documenting Drug Therapy Problems
Summary
CHAPTER EIGHT: THE CARE PLAN
Purpose, Activities, and Responsibilities
Establishing Goals of Therapy
Interventions
Schedule and Plan for Follow-up Evaluations
Documenting the Care plan
Summary
CHAPTER NINE: FOLLOW-UP EVALUATION
Purpose, Activities and Responsibilities
Evaluating Effectivness of Drug Therapies
Evaluating the Safety of Drug Therapies
Determining the Clinical Outcome Status
Evaluation for New Drug Therapy Problems
Schedule for Continuous Follow-up Evaluations
Summary
CHAPTER TEN: ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN PRACTICE
Introduction
Issues of the Law
Professional Codes of Conduct
Common Ethical Considerations in Pharmaceutical Care Practice
Identifying Common Ethical Problems
Workup of an Ethical Problem
Summary
CHAPTER ELEVEN: ACQUIRING THE KNOWLEDGE YOU NEED TO PRACTICE
Becoming Familiar With What You Need to Know
Understanding the Important Repationships
Knowledge You Need About the Patient
Knowledge You Need About the Patient's Medical Conditions
Knowledge You Need About the Patient's Drug Therapies
Summary
CHAPTER TWELVE:ACQUIRING THE CLINICAL SKILLS YOU BEED TO PRACTICE
Introduction
Obtaining Clinical Information from the Patient
Communication Skills
Documentation in Practice
Learning to be Reflective in Practice
Summary
CHAPTER THIRTEEN: THE PHARMACOTHERAPY PATIENT CASE PRESENTATION
Purpose of the Patient Case Presnetation
Need for a Specific Format
You First Case Presentation
Assessment of the Patient's Drug-related Needs
Drug Therapy Problem Identification
The Care Plan
Follow-up Evaluation
Summary of the Case
Common Problems in the Case Presnetation
Written Case Summaries
Example of a Pharmacotherapy Care Presentation
Summary
CHAPTER FOURTEEN: ESTABLISHING A NEW PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
Introduction
Guidelines for Building a Patient Care Practice
Becoming Financially Viable
Summary
Appendix A - Standards of Practice for Pharmaceutical Care
APPENDIX B - Glossary
APPENDIX C - Pharmacotherapy Workup Notes
APPENDIX D - Pharmacotherapy Patient Case Presentation
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- EditoreMcGraw-Hill Education / Medical
- Data di pubblicazione2004
- ISBN 10 0071362592
- ISBN 13 9780071362597
- RilegaturaCopertina rigida
- Numero edizione2
- Numero di pagine394
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