1. Asking about patient expectations |
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1. Assess patients with new prescriptions and develop care plans to resolve/prevent drug-related problems |
2. Collecting relevant information |
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2. Assess patients with refill prescriptions and develop care plans to resolve/prevent drug-related problems |
3. Integrating patient information |
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3. Present and discuss 1 prescription AND 1 non-prescription drug class with preceptor |
4. Evaluating different treatment options |
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4. Provide pharmaceutical care patients requesting non-prescription products, develop care plan for all interventions |
5. Documenting patient info: continuity of care |
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5. Provide follow-up to patients encountered in activities # 1, 2, 4 and 9, document follow-up care |
6. Prioritizing drug related problems |
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6. Provide drug information to patients, preceptors and other health care providers, document all recommendations |
7. Determining patient experiences: effectiveness or undesirable effects of current medications |
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7. Shadow another health care professional for 1/2 to 1 day, complete the reflection page |
8. Determining whether patients were managing and adhering to their medication regimes |
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8. Discuss pharmacy practice issues related to pharmaceutical care (barriers and opportunities |
9. Establishing monitoring parameters with patients |
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9. Provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care by assessing all drug-related needs of your patient, identify drug-related problems and develop care plans to resolve/prevent drug-related problems |
10. Following-up patients by phone or in-person |
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10. Initiate and complete a patient care project, submit a summary of your project |
11. Developing professional relationships: with other health care providers, physicians |
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12. Participating in clinics, seminars, projects or presentations |
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13. Providing basic and comprehensive pharmaceutical care |
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