The Pharmacy First service in England, scheduled to start on January 31, 2024, will replace the Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (CPCS) and offer seven new clinical pathways. It includes consultations, urgent medication supply, and referrals for minor illnesses like sinusitis, sore throat,

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St. John's Medical Centre, a part of the Primary Care Network, integrates clinical pharmacists into general practice teams to provide expert medication management and support for patients. The NHS Long Term Plan aims to expand pharmacist roles in primary care, optimizing patient access to specialize

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This pharmacy service aims to assess and treat uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women aged 16-64 years in community pharmacies. The service follows guidelines to promote self-care, aims to displace GP activities, and utilizes clinical skills of pharmacists for timely and appropriate

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Explore the journey of Foundation Pharmacist training in the East of England through multisector placements, showcasing ORIEL filled places by sector from 2020 to 2024. The vision for the future includes supporting joint FT programmes and increasing multisector posts to 100%, with a focus on collabo

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LiveRx Study aims to evaluate the impact of a collaborative program involving community pharmacies and organizations in treating HCV in Alberta. By leveraging pharmacist-led interventions, the initiative focuses on increasing HCV screening, diagnosis, and linkage to care, ultimately aiming to eradic

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Roles like Clinical Pharmacist, Pharmacy Technician, Social Prescribing Link Worker, and Health & Wellbeing Coach have distinct education, training, supervision, and responsibilities to support patient care and medication management. From conducting medication reviews to connecting individuals with

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This presentation outlines the initiative to address the syndemic at Cass Lake IHS, focusing on Hepatitis C and harm reduction services. It discusses the background of Hepatitis C, the challenges faced in previous treatments, and the new pharmacist-run HCV clinic model. The aim is to educate on the

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The reform in the Initial Education and Training of Pharmacists (IETP) for 2025/26 includes new standards, enhanced clinical capabilities, and independent prescribing requirements. The National Recruitment Scheme (NRS) is pivotal for quality management, with all trainee pharmacists recruited through

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This content provides essential information about drug abuse, medication vocabulary, dosage, effects, pharmacy, and administration of medicines. It covers terms like prescription, instruction, dose, effect, precaution, pharmacy, pharmacist, pharmaceutical, and common actions related to medication us

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The requirement analysis and specification process involves gathering information from customers, identifying the problem, solutions, data requirements, complexities, and potential interfaces. Key components of a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document include functional requirements, non

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Vancomycin guidelines updated in 2020 include transitioning from trough-based to AUC-based monitoring, emphasizing achieving an AUC/MIC of 400-600 for improved outcomes. Major updates involve loading dose adjustments, targeting AUC/MIC instead of trough levels, and pharmacist-orderable MRSA nasal sw

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Software requirements play a crucial role in defining what a system should do, while the design describes how it achieves those goals. This lecture series covers the concepts of user and system requirements, techniques for describing system requirements, organizing software requirements in a documen

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Pharmacy plays a vital role in patient care by contributing to health outcomes through management of medicines, chronic conditions, common ailments, promotion of healthy lifestyles, and support for healthcare professionals. Pharmacist interventions in the healthcare system ensure rational use of med

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Dr. Yemi Akinbamijo, Executive Director of FARA, is a renowned agriculture expert with vast experience in food security, rural development, and agricultural research in Africa. Prof. Chinedum Babalola, Vice-Chancellor of Chrisland University Abeokuta, is a distinguished Pharmacist and Professor know

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Lister Hospital, part of East & North Hertfordshire NHS Trust, offers a comprehensive Foundation Trainee Pharmacist Training Programme. Led by Directors Surinder Bhatia and Rachel Holland, the programme includes details on training, working hours, learning outcomes, and assessment. It provides insig

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Exploring the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in pharmacy, this study delves into its definition, current applications, pharmacist's role, importance, and potential problems. Highlighting ASHP's stance on AI adoption, it emphasizes the need for pharmacists to leverage AI to enhance decision-m

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Guidelines for determining the staff requirements and infrastructure setup of hospital pharmacies based on factors like bed strength, in-patient and out-patient numbers, and activities provided. Essential roles like chief pharmacist, registered pharmacists, assistants, and clerical staff are outline

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A study was conducted to explore the clinical and administrative privileges of pharmacists in Saudi Arabia. The research highlighted the average scores of pharmacist privileges, clinical privileges, and administrative privileges in hospital pharmacy programs. Findings suggested that there is room fo

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Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) involves chemotherapy and targeted agents for cancer treatment. Risks include errors with non-accredited staff, incomplete prescriptions, incorrect dosing, and patient education deficiencies. Safe practice principles emphasize specialist care, established protocol

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Understand the essential components of a prescription, the importance of accurate interpretation, and the distinctions between prescriptions and medication orders. Learn about prescriber information, patient details, medication prescribed, dispensing instructions, directions to the patient, and spec

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As a Senior Pharmacy Technician in the Accident and Emergency department at Wye Valley NHS Trust, Amy faces challenges such as misplaced medications, prescription errors, and workload delays. Despite limitations in pharmacist support, she plays a crucial role in improving patient care by addressing

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Explore a comprehensive overview of valuable medicine resources and updates provided by Pharmacist Dave Abbott in Leeds. Discover where to find reputable resources, access core references like the BNF and SPCs, and navigate specialist pharmacy services. Learn about interactions, specialist topics, a

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The consensus guidelines for vancomycin therapy have been updated in 2020, focusing on switching from trough-based to AUC-based monitoring. Achieving an AUC/MIC of >400 within the first 48 hours is linked to better outcomes in serious MRSA infections. Changes include a new loading dose, therapeutic

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Pharmacy labels play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and correct administration of medication. They contain essential information such as pharmacy details, prescription number, recipient's name, dosage instructions, and expiration date. Understanding and following the information on pharmacy lab

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The Community Pharmacy Extended Care Service aims to provide patients with access to self-care advice and treatments for various conditions, including simple UTI and acute bacterial conjunctivitis. This service offers an alternative to seeking treatment from GPs or emergency providers, reducing GP w

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Community pharmacies play a crucial role in providing clinical advice for minor health conditions, serving as a first point of contact for many patients. Despite not formally recording individual consultations, pharmacies have seen an increase in patient visits, especially since the COVID-19 pandemi

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A prescription is a crucial written order from a healthcare provider to a pharmacist, outlining specific medications for a patient. Key parts include Superscription, Inscription, Subscription, and Signatura, each serving distinct roles in the prescription process. Physician office details and patien

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The integration of Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP) in pharmacy practice plays a crucial role in improving clinical decision-making and supporting pharmacists' professional judgment. By discussing the pharmacist's role in dispensing controlled substance prescriptions, assessing the impac

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This presentation by Haley Pals, PharmD, BCPP, at Tomah VA Medical Center on January 6th, 2022, delves into pharmacist models of buprenorphine care, pharmacist training routes, pharmacy residencies, board certification stats, practice areas, and collaborative care agreements. The content emphasizes

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Detailed overview of proposed changes and requirements discussed in a technical integration meeting for the DUNE project. The meeting covered outlined changes to owned requirements, proposed alterations to TDR requirements, and consortia requirements. Specific details include changes to EB requireme

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The background story of the hymn "In The Garden" (#458) is shared, highlighting the inspiration behind its creation by C. Austin Miles, a pharmacist turned songwriter. The song narrates the encounter of Mary Magdalene with Jesus in the garden after his resurrection, capturing the emotions of hope, r

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Emily Jerry, a two-year-old cancer patient, passed away due to a pharmacy technician's fatal error in preparing a chemotherapy solution with excessive salt concentration. Despite warnings, the dose was administered incorrectly, leading to Emily's death. The pharmacist, Eric Cropp, faced legal conseq

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This presentation provides guidance for pharmacy owners on presenting the Pharmacy First service to patients, including details on service specification, FAQs, clinical pathways, and more. It covers the introduction, animation of the service, how it works, involvement of pharmacists and their teams,

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The review focuses on reducing harm associated with anticoagulant use through quality improvement initiatives. It discusses under- and over-utilization, inappropriate prescribing, and suboptimal management of adverse drug events. The project aims to identify literature, guidance, and improvement ini

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The GP.CPCS (Community Pharmacist Consultation Service) allows general practices to refer patients with minor illnesses to community pharmacists for consultations. This service, launched in 2019, aims to increase capacity in general practice and improve access to primary care. Patients benefit from

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The State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy is undergoing a rule reorganization with new licensure requirements for EMS agencies. The reorganization includes division for each license type and chapters for terminal distributors. General licensure requirements mandate a responsible person, such as an MD/DO o

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Study conducted on the workforce of pharmacy technicians at Ministry of Health Primary Healthcare Centers in Saudi Arabia over twelve years revealed a total of 8,373 technicians, with majority at hospitals. The average distribution per region was 65 technicians, predominantly male Saudis. Higher tec

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Feedback received from IMSN members on NIMS and incident reporting revealed various issues affecting the rates at which staff report medication incidents/near misses within hospitals. Major themes included staffing numbers and turnover, pharmacist involvement in incident reporting, clinical pharmacy

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