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Pharmacy Roles in an Institutional Setting Flashcards

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What pharmacy milestone happened in 1957?

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Pharmacists became part of the rounding team at the University of Kentucky

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What pharmacy milestone happened in 1964?

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The “unit dose” was created instead of always having to pull medication from a large bottle

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What pharmacy milestone happened in 1985?

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ASHP’s Hilton Head Conference articulated that pharmacy is a clinical profession

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What is important about the 1980s and pharmacy practice?

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This was a major season of growth from practice areas within pharmacy

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What pharmacy milestone happened in 1988?

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The concept of “pharmaceutical care” was expanded by Hepler and Strand

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What is the definition of “pharmaceutical care”?

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a covenantal relationship between the pharmacist and the patient in which the pharmacist’s primary responsibility was to identify, prevent, and resolve drug-related problems and articulated responsibility of the pharmacy to work directly with the patient to optimize drug therapy

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What is ACCP’s definition of clinical pharmacy?

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“an area of pharmacy concerned with the science and practice of rational medication use”

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What are all the sections of the PPCP wheel? What does PPCP stand for?

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Collect, Assess, Plan, Implement, Follow-up/Evaluate

-Pharmacist Patient Centered Plan

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What are some examples of common clinical pharmacist specialty areas in clinical settings?

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  • critical care
  • oncology
  • infectious disease
  • psychiatric
  • emergency medicine
  • internal medicine
  • health system administration and leadership
  • solid organ transplant
  • cardiology
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What is a PGY1 generalist?

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this is a clinical pharmacist that focuses on a wide variety of diseases and patients

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What is a PGY1 generalist with a focus?

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this is a clinical pharmacist that focuses on a wide variety of diseases but focuses on a unique setting or patient population

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What is a PGY2 Advanced Practitioner Generalist?

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this is a clinical pharmacist that focuses on a wide variety of diseases and patients that has more experience/skill than a PGY1

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What is a PGY2 Advanced Practitioner Soecialist?

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this is a clinical pharmacist that focuses on a wide variety of diseases that has more experience/skill than a PGY1 but focuses on a certain type of care like oncology for example

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What is the board certification for a nuclear pharmacist?

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BCNP

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What is the board certification for a pharmacotherapy specialist?

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BCPS

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What is the board certification for a nutrition support pharmacist?

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BCNSP

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What is the board certification for a psychiatric pharmacist?

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BCPP

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What is the board certification for a oncology pharmacist?

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BCOP

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What is the board certification for a geriatric pharmacist?

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BCGP

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What is the board certification for a ambulatory care pharmacist?

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BCACP

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What is the board certification for a pediatric pharmacy specialist?

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BCPPS

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What is the board certification for a critical care pharmacist?

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BCCCP

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What is the board certification for a cardiology pharmacist?

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BCCP

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What is the board certification for an infectious disease pharmacist?

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BCIDP

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What is the board certification for a sterile compounding pharmacist?

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BCSCP Coming in Fall 2019

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What are the three areas of specialty that do not have BCPs available? Which one might get approved soon?

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  • organ transplant
  • internal medicine
  • emergency medicine (this one might get approved soon!!)
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Is there currently a board certification for sterile compounding pharmacists?

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No, but there is one coming in fall 2019

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What happens to the need for Board Certified Pharmacists as the number of beds in a hospital go up?

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The amount of pharmacists needed goes up.

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Can you be double board certified?

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yes, but one is impressive enough a lot of people do not do two

30
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What are the roles of a pharmacist in an institutional setting?

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  • clinical problem solving, judgement, and decision making
  • communication and education
  • medical information evaluation and management
  • management of populations
  • therapeutic knowledge areas

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