Classification of Pharmaco-Therapeutic Referrals

College success has been an awesome experience , I 've learned so much taking this course. For instance when doing the Myers Briggs personality survey one learned several thins about my self. First I learned that one is extrovert person and leader. I prefer to spend time re- energize in the outer world of society. I see the world with emphasis on information that comes through my five senses. There are two of my strongest interest are , I am investigative and sociable type person. Another one of

The field of pharmacy is a growing, but at the same time stagnant. It is growing because it is changing as the healthcare system is changing. After the changes in the healthcare system, the field has included pharmaceutical care in its mission. As described in Communications Skills for Pharmacist book, “pharmaceutical care requires the pharmacist to take responsibility for preventing and solving drug- related problems and optimizing drug therapy” (p.1, CP). On the other hand it is stagnant because

Although we did not have time for the lecture on Chapter 15, I found myself intrigued with the information I read on solution-focused therapies. The term solution-focused therapy kept coming up in my classes, but I really did not have an understanding of exactly what it entailed. In reviewing this chapter, I not only learned a lot, but also found myself in agreement with much of what I read. While there is no such thing as a one size fits all therapy, Solution-focused therapy has a lot to offer clients

A diversified practice team is one of the positive outcomes of collaboration in primary care and is a step towards patients receiving the care that they need locally. MARIE CAHALANE speaks to DR CAROLE BUCKLEY of Old School Surgery Bristol about how partnering with a pharmacist has helped their practice At the heart of NHS care stands general practice as an integral part of population health care. The challenge is catering to an ever-changing population; at present an aging population that is

The Two Types of Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease Parkinson’s disease (PD), a degenerative nervous system disorder, is more common every day, yet it is still a mystery on what causes it. More than a million Americans have been diagnosed with PD and every year there are 60,000 new cases. Affecting older people, it is the second most common disorder and the condition is expected to increase as the aging population increases. PD essentially is the loss of dopamine-producing neurons. The increase in research

Medication therapy management (MTM) is a medical care mainly provided by pharmacists whose aim is to optimize drug therapy and improve therapeutic outcomes for patients. Based on the above definition of MTM, it is very important to offer MTM services to patients as it has at its core the aim of improving therapeutic outcomes for patients through the effective management of their drug therapy. It is important for pharmacist to be at the forefront of leading these efforts with regards to providing

Block C placement was organised for me to do training at respiratory ward, general surgery ward, renal unit, oncology ward and primary care. In respiratory ward, I did ward rounds, some care plans for pneumonia patients and I had a tour on devices used for asthma and COPD. Whereas in other wards I did medicine reconciliation, attended ward rounds as well as did patient counselling. In this report, I would like to reflect on community pharmacy services, care homes and other primary care units. I

In my NUR-301 Class, I had the opportunity to practice on Interprofessional Education. Our nursing student team was partnered with first year pharmacy school students to learn about each other professions and to study on how we could work in a team of healthcare professionals to attain a common goal. As this was my first time experience to meet other students from a different department of Notre Dame of Maryland University, I was not sure what to expect from our discussions. Even if I have some experiences

REASON FOR ENCOUNTER JA is concerned about her son TA who is encountering mild dehydration caused by enteritis diarrhea and was directed to this pharmacy in order to receive an Oral Rehydration product and also dosing of that product. SUBJECTIVE BACKGROUND DESCRIPITION: TA is a 3-year-old white male child, brought in to the clinic by his mother JA, for mild dehydration. JA stated that TA’s symptoms as general malaise. TA has had 4 watery stools in the last 24 hours. JA reports that her son hasn’t

Personal Code of Ethics Preamble: Pharmacists must commit to the well-being of their patients. Patients have the right to receive the best health care possible, and I, as a pharmacist shall make this the top priority. Disclosed in this letter, are the code of ethics that will govern pharmacists to practice in the interests of their patients. Principle 1: Pharmacists respects the capabilities and understandings of colleagues and other healthcare professionals, and wish to promote the good in every