Pharmacist Patient Care Process Flashcards

1
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Triple Aim

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Improved patient experience
Reduced Cost
Improved population health

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Patient and Family Centered Care (PFCC)

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Collaborative approach to health care that involves patients, families, and providers

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3
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Patient Care Process

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Collaboration
Communication
Documentation

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4
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Collaboration

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Working together to achieve common goal
More common in hospitals

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5
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Most communication will be with patients in

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self-care encounters

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Documentation

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Contribution and continuity of care
Legal evidence

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7
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Collect

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Subjective and objective information about patient

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Subjective information

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Information provided by patient

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Objective information

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Information observed or measured in medical or lab reports

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10
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CC

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Chief Complaint

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HPI

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History of Present Illness

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PMH

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Past Medical History

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PSH

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Past Surgical History

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FH

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Family History

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MH

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Medical History

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SH

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Social History

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MedHx

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Medication History

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18
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NKDA

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No Known Drug Allergies

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ROS

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Review of Systems

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PE

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Physical Examination

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Lab and Diagnostic

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Laboratory Value and Imaging

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SOAP

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Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

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General Patient Information

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Date, time, setting of history
Demographics/personal history

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Chief Complaint (CC)

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Major reason for seeking medical attention
Patient’s own words in quotes
Duration of problem

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History of Present Illness (HPI)

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Thorough description and expansion of CC
Onset of problem
7 characteristics

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Seven Characteristics

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Timing
Location
Quality or character
Quantity or severity
Setting
Aggravating or relieving factors
Associated symptoms

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Past Medical History (PMH)

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General Health
Childhood/adult illnesses
Immunizations
Allergies
ADRs

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Past Surgical History (PSH)

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Surgeries, hospitalizations, injuries, transfusions

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Social History (SH)

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Tobacco/alcohol use
Drug use
Health habits
Education/employment

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Family History (FH)

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Presence or absence of illness in patient’s first degree relatives

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Review of Systems (ROS)

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Summarizes all current patient complaints
Organ system approach

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Physical Examination (PE)

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Vital signs
Skin –> Extremities

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Lab and Diagnostic Tests

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Serum electrolytes: Chem 7
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Diagnostic Tests

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Medication/Drug Related Problems (MRP/DRP)

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DRP is undesirable event experienced that involves drug therapy and interferes with desired outcomes

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Common DRPs

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Unnecessary drug prescribed
Wrong drug
Dose too low/high
ADE
Non-adherence
Additional drug therapy

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SBAR

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Situation, background, assessment, and recommendation

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Assessment

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Appraisal of each problem, therapeutic goals/endpoints, appropriateness of drug therapy

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Plan

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Treatment and monitoring plan for each active problem

39
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SCHOLAR-MAC

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Symptoms
Characteristics
History
Onset
Location
Aggravating Factors
Remitting Factors
Medications
Allergies
Medical Conditions

40
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what falls under subjective information?

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chief complaint
history of present illness
past medical history
social history
family history
review of systems

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what falls under objective information?

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medication list
vital signs
physical exam
laboratory values
diagnostics

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Plan includes

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treatment plan
education and counseling
monitoring, follow up and referrals

43
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does medication list fall under just objective information?

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no!

it can fall under subjective if provided verbally by the patient

44
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what is included at the end of a SOAP note?

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