Hospital Pharmacists Flashcards

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What do Hospital Pharmacists do?

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Improve patient’s quality of life & have a role within public health

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What is Medicines Optimisation?

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right patients, right choice of medicine @ right time

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What is Medicines Reconciliation?

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  • identifying most accurate list of patient’s current medicine.
  • recognising discrepancies and documenting changes.
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What is a Clinical Review?

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  • A daily review + prioritisation of pharmaceutical issues
  • Ward rounds
  • Discussions w patients and families
  • Working in MD team
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What role does a pharmacist have with a discharge prescription?

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  • reviewing for accuracy and clinical appropriateness
  • liaison with primary care
  • patient counselling
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What 3 main roles do hospital pharmacists have in public health?

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  1. Smoke-free society
  2. Better mental health
  3. Reduced risk from antimicrobial resistance
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What is the career progression for a hospital pharmacist?

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  1. Pre-reg training
  2. Rotational Pharmacist
  3. Specialist pharmacist
  4. Lead Pharmacist/Consultant Pharmacist
  5. Senior Leadership
  6. Director of Pharmacy
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What is the education progressions for a hospital pharmacist?

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  1. Competency based training
  2. Clinical diploma
  3. Specialist postgrad, non-medical prescribing, MSc, PhD
  4. Leadership and management training
  5. MA Business
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