Lecture 7 - Neurological Conditions Flashcards

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Describe the evolutionary changes of pharmacy practice

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Chemist –. compounding –> distribution –> evidence-based medicine –> pharmaceutical care –> extended pharmacy practice

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Describe the relationship between a patient and a drug

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Drug is used as a secondary vehicle to achieve the desired patient outcomes

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3
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What are pharmacists moving away from?

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Dispensing

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4
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What are pharmacists moving towards?

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Prescribing, drug administration, and patient assessment

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5
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What are pharmacists taught more of than any other health care professional?

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Therapeutics

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6
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What do pharmacists have to look at?

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Patients with chronic diseases, on numerous medications, with multifaceted symptoms

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7
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What are 7 benefits of advanced pharmacy practice?

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  • Reduce medication errors
  • Reduce fragmentation in the health care system
  • Optimize use of medications
  • Improved access to medications
  • Decreased costs of inappropriate drug use
  • Reduction of visits to physicians
  • Patient power of choice
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What are 7 cons of advanced pharmacy practice?

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  • Not all pharmacists should/want to prescribe
  • Cooperation with other disciplines
  • Increased liability
  • Increased responsibility
  • Increased patient access
  • Billing
  • Legislation
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9
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What are the biggest attributes to pharmacist error?

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  • Chronic illnesses
  • Multiple prescriptions
  • Emergency situations
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