Recent Advances in Liposomal Drug Product Development

Kim, Jae Cheon; Na, Dong Hee

doi:10.17480/psk.2021.65.4.246

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“…10,12) 국내외의 여러 연구에 서 약사의 중재활동(pharmacist intervention)으로 약물 관련 문 제를 파악하고 개선하려는 노력을 이어가고 있음을 보여주고 있 다. 11,[13][14][15][16][17] 지역약국 약사는 의약분업 이후 처방전을 검토한 후 조제하…”

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Evaluation of Pharmacists’ Intervention Activities in Community Pharmacy

Koo,

Seong,

Jung

et al. 2024

Korean J Clin Pharm

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Background: Drug-related problems have the potential to threaten patient health, and pharmacists are in a position to prevent such problems through prescription reviews and patient counseling, actively engaging in pharmaceutical care activities. This study aims to categorize and analyze the intervention activities of pharmacists in community pharmacies concerning drug-related problems, following international criteria. Methods: Over a six-month period, prescription interventions completed in a community pharmacy in Seoul were selected as the research subjects. The causes of interventions were classified according to the Pharmaceutical Care Network Europe (PCNE) drug-related problems (DRPs) classification system and the types and frequencies of DRPs were identified. Results: Among a total of 49,334 prescriptions, 527 interventions were completed, constituting approximately 1.07% of the daily average filled prescriptions. Individuals over 60 years of age represented more than 50%. The primary cause of DRPs was prescribing and drug selection issues, comprising 256 cases (48.58%), with specific subcategories including 109 cases of drug selection, 79 cases of treatment duration errors, 47 cases of dose selection, and 21 cases of inappropriate dosage form selection. Patient-related issues accounted for 204 cases (38.71%). Conclusion: The study demonstrated that the pharmacists' intervention in community pharmacies contributes to the safe use of medication by patients.

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