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MODULE 2: ROLE OF A PHARMACIST Flashcards

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A person who is PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED to prepare and dispense medicinal agents

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PHARMACIST

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medication expert

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PHARMACISTS

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They are responsible for the PREPARATION OF THE DRUG
 They know the components of the
medication
 They know the different substances to be added

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PHARMACISTS

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They are also responsible for CONTROL
 The product should be in ACCORDANCE with the standard that are set – it shouldn’t be substandard

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PHARMACISTS

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Are healthcare professionals who help individuals to:
o Protect themselves against diseases
o Maintain good health
o Make the best use of their medications

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PHARMACISTS

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Means that the pharmacist GOES ALONG THE DOCTORS in making their rounds so they direct contact with the patient and discuss things about their medication (what is it for, usage, effects, etc.)

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CLINICAL MEDICATION MANAGEMENT

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ROTATION around the hospital, checking of their patients floor by floor, room by room

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ROUNDS

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it is usually the OUTPATIENT who goes to drugstores without seeing a physician

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UNDIAGNOSED

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you will usually DISCUSS things about their medication

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DIAGNOSED

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Being able to IDENTIFY whether we should adjust the DOSE OR THE DOSING INTERVAL

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REVIEWING MEDICATION REGIMENS

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Make sure to monitor the intake

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MONITORING OF TREATMENT REGIMEN

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10-STAR PHARMACIST

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Caregiver (care provider)
Decision-maker
Communicator
Manager
Life-long learner
Teacher
Leader
Researcher
Agent for positive change
Entrepreneur

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From a 7-star pharmacist, it became 10-star pharmacist here in our country by our former dean of CEU, School of Pharmacy and VP for CEU MakatI - ???

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DR. OLIVIA LIMUACO

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YUNG 3 DINAGDAG NI FORMER CEU DEAN SA 7 SATR PHARMACIST

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ENTREPRENEUR
RESEARCHER
AGENT FOR POSITIVE CHANGE

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Pharmacist must:
o Be PATIETN-CENTERED
o Provide caring services
 Whether these services are clinical,
analytical, technological or regulatory, the pharmacist must be COMFORTABLE INTERACTING with individuals and populations

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CARE PROVIDER / CAREGIVER

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 Pharmacist must:
o View their practice as integrated and continuous with those of the health care system and other health professional

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CARE PROVIDER / CAREGIVER

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 The APPROPRIATE, efficacious and cost of resources should be at the FOUNDATION of the pharmacist’s work
o Resources - personnel, medicines, chemicals, equipment, procedure, and practices

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DECISION-MAKER

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personnel, medicines, chemicals, equipment, procedure, and practices

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RESOURCES

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 Pharmacist plays a role in setting medicine policy

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DECISION-MAKER

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 Achieving these goals usually requires the ability to EVALUATE, synthesize data and information, and DECIDE upon the MOST APPROPRIATE COURSE OF ACTION

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DECISION-MAKER

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 The pharmacist is in an IDEAL POSITION between physician and patient
o Provide a LINK between them to communicate information on health and medicines to the public
o A pharmacist must be knowledgeable and confident while INTERACTING with other health professionals and the public

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COMMUNICATOR

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 The pharmacist must have EFFECTIVE PATIENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS and it may help provide better pharmaceutical care to the community
o Strong communication skills to ESTABLISH RAPPORT to build a trusting relationship
o They must be able to identify patient’s problem and requirements, ensuring the quality of patients life

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COMMUNICATOR

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 whether the pharmacist finds themself in multidisciplinary (e.g., team) caring situations or in areas where other health care providers are in short supply or non-existent, they are obligated to assume a leadership position in the OVERALL WELFARE of the community

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LEADERSHIP

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10 LEADERSHIP SKILLS

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Communicate and connect effectively
Inspire confidence
Demonstrate high emotional intelligence
Build trust
Promote healthy failures
Expand common ground
Make difficult conversations easy
Manage attention
Empower employees
Deliver constructive feedbaclk

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 Pharmacist must EFFECTIVELY MANAGE RESOURCES (human, physical and fiscal) and information
 They must also BE COMFORTABLE BEING MANAGED BY OTHERS, whether an employer or the manager/leader of a health care team

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MANAGER

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 The concepts, principles and commitment to life-long learning must begin while attending pharmacy school and must be supported throughout the pharmacist’s career.
Pharmacists should learn how to LEARN
 CPD units is required for the renewal of license

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LIFE LONG LEARNER

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required for the renewal of license

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CPD UNITS

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 Pharmacist has a responsibility to ASSIST WITH THE EDUCATION and training of future generations of pharmacist
 Not only in the academic but also in their workplace or as preceptors of internship

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TEACHER

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 Pharmacist must learn how to make MAKET SURVEY in the chosen area, plan, direct, manage a new pharmacy business

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ENTREPRENEUR

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 Pharmacist must CONDUCT RESEARCH that will investigate new molecules, design new models of practice, introduce new pharmacy services, share best practices in pharmacy, etc

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RESEARCHER

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 Pharmacist FIND NEW CURES for untreated illness or medicines with fewer side effects for the benefit of the patient

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RESEARCHER

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 Pharmacist plays various roles from designing or implementing protocols to CONDUCT OF TRIALS, to study or compares effectiveness and safety of new medicines before it is launched in the market

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RESEARCHER

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 Pharmacist must be the LEAD in CREATING CHANGE in pharmacy practice to IMPROVE patient care, pharmacy services and inter professional collaboration

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AGENT FOR POSITIVE CHANGE

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Only a pharmacist can do it

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EXCLUSIVE

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Can be done also by other professionals

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NON-EXCLUSIVE

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 Preparation, compounding or manufacturing, and even storage, distribution, procurement, sale or dispensing of any pharmaceutical product or its raw material

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EXCLUSIVE

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 Render services, such as clinical pharmacy services, drug information services, regulatory services, pharmaceutical marketing, medication management, or whenever the expertise and technical knowledge of the pharmacist required

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EXCLUSIVE

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 Teaching scientific, technical, or professional pharmacy courses in a school, college of pharmacy

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EXCLUSIVE

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 Dispensing pharmaceutical products in situations where supervision is required

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EXLCUSIVE

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 Provide other services where pharmaceutical knowledge is required

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EXCLUSIVE

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 Chemical, biological or microbiological analysis, and assay of pharmaceutical products, food/dietary supplements, health supplements, and cosmetics

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NON-EXCLUSIVE

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 Physico-chemical analysis for medical devices used in aid of administration of pharmaceutical products

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NON-EXCLUSIVE

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Administration of adult vaccines as approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) [RA 10198 – Pharmacy Law]

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NON-EXLCUSIVE

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Pharmacy Law

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RA 10198

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RA 10198

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PHARMACY LAW

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Provided, That they shall undergo the training on the safe administration of adult vaccines and management of adverse event following immunization (AEFI) for pharmacists and hold a certificate of training issued by an institution duly accredited by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC); Provided, Further, That the safe administration of vaccines be part of the higher education curriculum for pharmacists

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RA 10198 - PHARMACY LAW

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Vaccines that pharmacist can administer

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 Flu vaccine
 Covid-19 vaccine
 Pneumococcal vaccine
 HPV vaccines

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Conduct or undertake scientific research in all aspects involving pharmaceutical products and health care

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NON-EXLCUSIVE

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Pharmaceutical establishments/outlet where DIRECT AND IMMEDIATE CONTROL and supervision of a DULY REGISTERED AND LICENSED PHARMACIST id required, per establishment, whether in-store
or online

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CATEGORY A

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Pharmaceutical establishments/outlets where the supervision and oversight of a duly registered and licensed
pharmacist is required UNDER PERTINENT PROVISION OF LAW

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CATEGORY B

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 Pharmaceutical establishments/outlets selling or otherwise making available to the CONSUMING PUBLIC PRESCRIPTION/ethical medicines, combination products classified as drugs according to the PRIMARY INTENDED MODE OF ACTION, pharmacist-only OTC medicine, whether owned by the GOVERNMENT OR BY A PRIVATE PERSON OR FIRM, whether sold at wholesale or retail

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CATEGORY A

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o Community and hospital pharmacies

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CAT A

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 Establishment that are involved in the MANUFACTURING, importation, exportation, DISTRIBUTION, and sale of combination products classified as drugs according to the primary intended mode of action

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CAT A

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o Combination products – medical devices and drugs

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CAT A

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o Unilab, Pfizer, Euromed, etc.

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CAT A

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 Department/division/units of pharmaceutical LABORATORIES, pharmaceutical manufacturing laboratories, or other establishments with process involving the preparation, manufacture, assay, regulation, product research and
development, quality control, repackaging, importation, exportation, distribution, sale or
transfer of pharmaceutical products in quantities greatly in excess of single therapeutic doses

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CAT A

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o Pfizer, Hizon Laboratories, Euromed, etc.

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CAT A

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 Government units, including local government, city. FIRST TO THIRD CLASS municipal health units, non-government organization and/or associations involved in the procurement, distribution, dispensing and storage of pharmaceutical products

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CAT A

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 RETAIL OUTLETS selling household remedies and OTC drugs as differentiated from the pharmacist-only OTC medicines

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CAT B

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o Supermarkets, grocery stores, etc.

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CAT B

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 SATELLITE ISNTITUTIONAL PHARMACIES providing medicines SOELLY TO EMPLOYEES of their respective companies or the employees’ qualified dependents, or both; or member of a duly registered organization or institution

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CAT B

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o PLDT, Maynilad, San Miguel Corp, etc.

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CAT B

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 FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH CLASS MUNICIPAL HEALTH UNITS involved in the procurement, distribution, dispensing, and storage of pharmaceutical products

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CAT B

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 Institution providing telepharmacy services

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CAT B

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is the delivery of pharmaceutical care via TELECOMMUNICATIONS to patients in locations where they may NOT HAVE DIRECT CONTACT with a pharmacist. It is an instance of the wider phenomenon of telemedicine, as implemented in the field of pharmacy

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TELEPHARMACY

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 Non-traditional outlets of pharmaceutical products; Provided, that NO PESCRIPTION MEDICINES and pharmacist - only OTC medicines are sold

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CAT B

66
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Pharmacists who are working fulltime in CAT A are allowed to handle only ___ Cat. B outlets outside of their FULLTIME WORKS

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4

67
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Pharmacists in CAT B are allowed to handle a maximum of ___Cat. B outlets

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15

68
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A pharmacist is required to visit and
supervise the Cat. B __hours in a week

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2

69
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When visiting, it must be within the
circumference of ___ km radius only, it
shouldn’t exceed within that radius
(the 15 outlets)

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25

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