Planning for Pharmaceutical Care

Lee, MP; Ray,

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“…Organized staff members will support pharmacists with enough time to provide appropriate PhC service. 42 However, this study showed a lone pharmacist 34% and a pharmacist working with an assistant 33%. Cashiers, cleaning workers, and technicians represented lower than 5% ( Table 4 ).…”

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Pharmaceutical Care Within Community Pharmacies: Tools Availability and Pharmacists’ Views, Wad-Medani, Sudan

Eldooma¹,

Maatoug²,

Yousif³

2023

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Background Pharmaceutical Care (PhC) services within community pharmacies (CPs) have become a vital issue in many developed countries. Purpose This study assessed the availability of PhC tools and pharmacists’ views towards PhC services within CPs in Sudan. Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted from December 2019 to August 2020 using a pretested self-administered questionnaire. The participants were 120 community pharmacists. Results Fifty-eight percent of respondents used to work in pharmacies near homes rather than within the marketplace. The study revealed that the overall tool availability of the assessed components and items was only 25% (Counselling areas 3%, Records 5%, Pharmacist identity 3%, Pharmacy phones 15%, Medical devices 38%, and Staff 29%). The result of pharmacists’ views towards the PhC concept, roles, and responsibilities showed a high level of agreement, at 88%, with a statistically insignificant difference between participants. Conclusion Tools available within CPs were lower than required. However, pharmacists’ views showed a high agreement level towards PhC concept roles and responsibilities. Community pharmacists, academic sectors, and regulatory authorities must start initiatives to improve the provision of PhC tools for better patient care service delivery.

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Pharmaceutical Care Within Community Pharmacies: Tools Availability and Pharmacists’ Views, Wad-Medani, Sudan

Eldooma¹,

Maatoug²,

Yousif³

2023

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“…Salvia e colaboradores (1999) relataram os resultados da implantação de um programa de ATENFAR em um hospital espanhol. As ações foram desenvolvidas através da identificação, prevenção e resolução de PRM.…”

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“…O exercício da ATENFAR busca combater o importante problema social da morbimortalidade relacionada aos medicamentos, empregando um processo de __________________________________________________________Introdução ______ 3 cuidado centrado no paciente e uma responsabilidade profissional claramente definida. A prevalência e os custos dessa morbimortalidade são de grande relevância para os gestores de sistemas de saúde, pacientes e a sociedade como um todo RAY, 1993;POSEY, 1997;MALHOTRA;JAIN;PANDHI, 2001;STRAND;MORLEY, 2002).…”

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“…Discussão______ 25 com questões físico-biológicas, psíquicas e sociais, relacionadas aos pacientes e à seus entes, abrangendo, de forma ampla, a condição de saúde desses indivíduos.Freqüentemente, o termo Atenção Farmacêutica também é confundido ou até mesmo utilizado como sinônimo do termo Assistência Farmacêutica. Dupim(1999) colaborou para esclarecer dúvidas entre esses dois importantes conceitos. Segundo Discussão______ 26 farmacêutica, o seguimento/acompanhamento farmacoterapêutico, o registro sistemático das atividades e a mensuração e avaliação dos resultados, buscando sempre a melhoria das condições clínicas e humanísticas dos pacientes, decorrentes da redução da morbimortalidade ocasionada por medicamentos, através de ações que estimulem a adesão dos pacientes aos tratamentos e que previnam, detectem e tratem eventuais PRM que possam surgir no decorrer dos tratamentos Primeiro Consenso de Granada, realizado em 1998 na cidade espanhola de mesmo nome, o grupo de pesquisadores que lá se reuniu propôs um conceito de PRM que se fundamentou nos conceitos publicados pelo Grupo de Minnesota, o qual definiu PRM como "um problema de saúde, vinculado com a farmacoterapia e que interfere ou pode interferir nos resultados de saúde esperados de um paciente, sendo que problema de saúde é tudo que requer ou pode requerer Classificação de problemas relacionados aos medicamentos, baseada nas três necessidades fundamentais da farmacoterapia, segundo o Primeiro Consenso de Granada.…”

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Avaliação econômica do impacto da atividade de atenção farmacêutica na assistência à saúde: aspectos metodológicos

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AVAQ-Anos de vida ajustados pela qualidade. ECHO model-Economic, Clinical and Humanistic Outcomes model. EUA-Estados Unidos da América. ex.:-Exemplo. OMS-Organização Mundial de Saúde. OPAS-Organização Panamericana de Saúde. PIB-Produto interno bruto. PRM-Problema relacionado com medicamento. PWDT-Pharmacist's Workup of Drug Therapy. RAM-Reação adversa ao medicamento. SUS-Sistema Único de Saúde. TOM-Therapeutic Outcomes Monitoring. TOMCOR-Therapeutic Outcomes Monitoring in Coronary Patients.

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“…Within the pharmaceutical world, the care-providing function i.e. the concept of pharmaceutical care as described above, is generally accepted and widely understood, but in most countries, the implementation of pharmaceutical care in healthcare is proceeding slowly and a final form of this has yet to be established [87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96] . The developments which have occurred in the Netherlands reflect this situation and form an important background to this thesis.…”

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Prescribing in Primary Care. Pharmacotherapy in primary care and the cooperation between general practitioners and community pharmacists

Muijrers¹

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Introduction, aim and relevance of the study, structure of the thesis 2. Background, research questions and measuring instruments 3. Changing relationships: attitudes and opinions of general practitioners and pharmacists regarding the role of the community pharmacist 4. Pharmacists in Primary Care. Determinants of the care-providing function of the community pharmacist in primary care 5. Prescribing indicators. Development and validation of guideline-based prescribing indicators as an instrument to measure the variation in the prescribing behaviour of general practitioners 6. Differences in prescribing between general practitioners. Impact of the cooperation with pharmacists and visits from pharmaceutical industry representatives 7. General practitioner and pharmacist. Differences in prescribing and their relationship to pharmaceutical care 8. General discussion, conclusions

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Planning for Pharmaceutical Care

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Pharmaceutical Care Within Community Pharmacies: Tools Availability and Pharmacists’ Views, Wad-Medani, Sudan

Pharmaceutical Care Within Community Pharmacies: Tools Availability and Pharmacists’ Views, Wad-Medani, Sudan

Avaliação econômica do impacto da atividade de atenção farmacêutica na assistência à saúde: aspectos metodológicos

Prescribing in Primary Care. Pharmacotherapy in primary care and the cooperation between general practitioners and community pharmacists

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