Guiding the Development of Supportive Personnel

Dahlin, Patricia A.

doi:10.1093/ajhp/38.2.160

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“…The organizations recently formulated a joint statement encouraging the initiation of a highly structured academic and practical program for supportive personnel at the community college level. 2 As shown in Table 3, confidence in unit-dose and intravenous admixture preparation and drug packaging was substantial in this group. In addition, 93.8 percent of the group was already trained in unit-dose preparation and 60.4 percent in the preparation of intravenous admixtures.…”

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Views of Pharmacy Supportive Personnel in Florida

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1983

Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy

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Forty-eight supportive personnel, employed in Florida hospital and community pharmacies, were surveyed by written questionnaire to identify their views on the role of the supportive person in relation to other staff roles, to determine the confidence these individuals have in their abilities, and to establish the educational backgrounds and views on educational needs of supportive personnel. Results of the questionnaire are presented and discussed. Although most of the respondents were trained on the job and were confident in designated technical functions, 81.1 percent felt that a community college program for supportive personnel would be of benefit.

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