Development of Clinical Pharmacology in the Russian Federation

Petrov, V. I; Kagramanyan, I.N.; Khokhlov, A. L.; Frolov, M. Yu.; Lileeva, EG

doi:10.1016/j.clinthera.2016.02.027

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“…131, dated 5/05/1997). 34 The main task involves clinical pharmacology services and pharmaceutical care for patients. They also engage in relevant research such as pharmacoeconomic, pharmacoepidemiological, pharmacogenetic and pharmacokinetic studies.…”

Section: Progress Of Pharmacy Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The practical and theoretical level of a doctor-clinical pharmacologist is confirmed every 5 years by related institutions. 34 The recommended number of positions is one clinical pharmacologist for every 250 beds or 500 ambulatory visits to hospitals. 35…”

Section: Progress Of Pharmacy Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The concentration of pharmacists within the retail sector and void within hospital pharmacies, particularly within the public sector, could also prevent development of the clinical pharmacy profession, thus misjudging the need for Pharm D development. 34…”

Section: Obstacles In Pharm D Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…13 China, Russia and Brazil have not yet introduced Pharm D programs in their countries, but clinical pharmaceutical practice is in demand and professional pharmaceutical care is hetergeneously advocated for within these hospital settings (Table 1). 25,34,41 The Chinese government recognizes the need to increase the level of licensed pharmaceutical care providers and is pushing for reform within the pharmaceutical sector and health care system. 24 Russia has established the Doctor of Clinical Pharmacology qualification for which personnel have been strictly recruited and trained with a focus on pharmaceutical care needs, but this is a medical specialty with no admission for pharmacy graduates.…”

Section: The Way Forward For Pharmacy Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Pharm D Program: Is it Necessary in BRICS?

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Wilson²,

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The various trajectories of the development of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) programs in BRICS countries were reviewed individually, showing the progress of Pharm D programs in each context. Evidence from developed countries indicates that Pharm D programs have contributed towards the positive development of public health and a country's local health requirements, with well-trained clinical pharmacists having a key role in the health and economic development of these emerging powers. The health systems of BRICS countries are heavily challenged with a dual burden of disease, weak health infrastructure and public health initiatives. Thus, not only will the development of Pharm D programs in BRICS countries strengthen pharmacy education contributing to a pharmacy workforce more readily able to target health-related problems, demographic and epidemiological shifts; but will also better equip public health systems with more patient-centered pharmaceutical care necessary for evidence-based, individualized and cost-effective healthcare.

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Section: Progress Of Pharmacy Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Progress Of Pharmacy Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Obstacles In Pharm D Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Way Forward For Pharmacy Educationmentioning

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“…Rusya Federasyonu'nda klinik farmakolojinin gelişiminde birçok önemli bilim adamı rol oynamıştır ve klinik farmakologlar ilk olarak 1990ların sonuna doğru ortaya çıkmaya başlamıştır 19 . Klinik farmakoloji pratiği sağlık bakanlığı tarafından düzenlenmektedir ve 1997'de çıkarılan bir direktif ile klinik farmakoloji servislerinin temel yapısı ve görevleri ve hekim-klinik farmakologların pozisyonları tanımlanmıştır 19 .…”

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Klinik Farmakoloji: Türkiye Açısından Geleceğe Yönelik Bir Perspektif

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2018

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Pharmacology, briefly defined as the science of medicine, is a discipline that evaluates the interaction between drugs and biological systems. While there are many sub-branches of pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, identified as the study of drugs in humans, has a distinct ground and importance within the field. In this review, the historical development, definition and content of clinical pharmacology will be defined, information on its position in the world and its status in Turkey will be apprized and suggestions regarding the development of this discipline in Turkey will be discussed.

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Current Antimicrobial Stewardship Practice and Education in Russian Hospitals: Results of a Multicenter Survey

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Proper antibiotic usage education and training of medical students and healthcare professionals is the cornerstone to implement antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) programs worldwide. We conducted this voluntary and anonymous survey on current and preferred educational provision of AMS in Russia. Among 1358 polled respondents from six participating Centers located in geographically remote Federal Districts of Russia, the majority were nurses (52.8%) and doctors (42.0%). Results of the survey demonstrated better coverage of education in AMS on an undergraduate level (57.1%). More than half of respondents in total (52.4%) stated they had not received any postgraduate training. Those 38.4% respondents who received postgraduate teaching in AMS stated that it had been provided substantially by an employing hospital (28.4%) or by a medical university/college (22.3%). According to the conducted survey, the methods of education in AMS in Russian Federation mainly include traditional face-to-face lectures, presentations and provision with clinical guidelines, recommendations and printed materials. The involvement of e-learning and web-based online approaches was lacking. The survey allowed us the identify the key problems associated with training of healthcare workers in this field, in particular the varying availability of under- and postgraduate education in different parts of Russia.

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Development of Clinical Pharmacology in the Russian Federation

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Pharm D Program: Is it Necessary in BRICS?

Pharm D Program: Is it Necessary in BRICS?

Klinik Farmakoloji: Türkiye Açısından Geleceğe Yönelik Bir Perspektif

Current Antimicrobial Stewardship Practice and Education in Russian Hospitals: Results of a Multicenter Survey

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