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Tables of Contents for Pharmaceutical Care Practice
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
XI
2
PREFACE
XIII
1. A NEW PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
1
36
PHARMACEUTICAL CARE IN CONTEXT
1
9
ACCESS, COST, AND QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE
1
3
DRUG THERAPY IN HEALTH CARE
4
2
APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF DRUG USE
6
2
DRUG USE RESPONSIBILITY
8
2
ENTER PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
10
3
PHARMACEUTICAL CARE DEFINED
13
4
CHARACTERISTICS OF A PRACTICE
14
1
TOWARD A PHILOSOPHY OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
15
2
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
17
2
MEETING A SOCIAL NEED
18
1
A PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACH
19
1
CARING THROUGH A THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP
19
7
THE PRACTITIONER'S RESPONSIBILITIES
26
1
PHARMACEUTICAL CARE AS PRACTICE
26
3
THE LANGUAGE AND VOCABULARY OF PRACTICE
29
1
PHARMACEUTICAL CARE AS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
30
7
2. DRUG-RELATED MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY: THE CHALLENGE FOR PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
37
36
A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF DRUG THERAPY
37
7
A HISTORICAL LOOK AT DRUG-RELATED MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY
44
20
THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEM
44
5
THE MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM
49
15
LIMITS OF THE EVIDENCE
64
9
3 IDENTIFYING, RESOLVING, AND PREVENTING DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS: THE PHARMACIST'S RESPONSIBILITY
73
48
INTRODUCTION TO DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS
73
2
A DRUG THERAPY PROBLEM DEFINED
75
3
TRANSLATING DRUG-RELATED NEEDS INTO DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS
76
2
A TAXONOMY FOR DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS
78
2
DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS IN PRACTICE
80
31
APPROPRIATE INDICATIONS FOR DRUG THERAPY
81
6
THE MOST EFFECTIVE DRUG THERAPY AVAILABLE
87
8
THE SAFEST DRUG THERAPY POSSIBLE
95
10
COMPLIANT BEHAVIOR
105
6
STATING DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS
111
3
PRIORITIZING DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS
114
1
COMMON DRUG THERAPY PROBLEMS IN PRACTICE
115
6
4 THE PATIENT CARE PROCESS
121
56
A DESCRIPTION OF THE PATIENT CARE PROCESS
121
9
THE PATIENT CARE PROCESS AS A COMPONENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
122
1
STEPS OF THE PATIENT CARE PROCESS
123
7
THE PHARMACIST'S WORKUP OF DRUG THERAPY
130
47
ASSESSMENT
132
22
THE CARE PLAN
154
6
THE FOLLOW-UP EVALUATION
160
17
5 DOCUMENTING A PRACTICE
177
28
THE PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PATIENT CHART
179
11
THE STRUCTURE OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PATIENT CHART
180
10
THE PATIENT'S PERSONALIZED PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PLAN
190
6
THE STRUCTURE OF THE PATIENT'S PERSONALIZED PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PLAN
190
6
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT REPORTS
196
2
THE STRUCTURE OF MANAGEMENT REPORTS
198
1
COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
198
7
6 OUTCOMES OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
205
32
THE MINNESOTA PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PROJECT
205
6
PROJECT METHODS
206
3
RESULTS
209
2
UNDERSTANDING PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE THROUGH PATIENT CARE DATA
211
26
GROUP 1 DATA: PATIENT DATABASE FOR ONE YEAR
212
14
GROUP 2 DATA: SUBSET OF ESTABLISHED PATIENTS
226
5
GROUP 3 DATA: THE VALUE OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE IN AN ELDERLY POPULATION
231
6
7 BUILDING A PRACTICE UTILIZING THE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
237
30
UNDERSTANDING THE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
237
2
THE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AS A COMPONENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
238
1
BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE
239
28
PREPARING TO BUILD A PRACTICE
241
5
FOCUSING ON THE PATIENT
246
1
FOCUSING ON THE STAFF
247
2
CREATING AN APPROPRIATE PRACTICE
249
15
ACCOMPLISHING REIMBURSEMENT
264
3
8 A REIMBURSEMENT SYSTEM FOR PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
267
30
A REVIEW OF SERVICES
271
5
THE VALUE OF COGNITIVE SERVICES
276
3
PHARMACISTS' WILLINGNESS TO PROVIDE SERVICES
279
1
PAYMENT FOR COGNITIVE SERVICES
280
1
UNRESOLVED ISSUES
281
2
REIMBURSEMENT FOR PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
283
14
FEE FOR SERVICE
284
1
THE CAPITATION METHOD
285
1
THE RESOURCE-BASED RELATIVE VALUE SCALE SYSTEM
286
11
9 PREPARING THE PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTITIONER
297
40
TEACHING THE PRACTICING PHARMACIST
297
16
THE PHARMACEUTICAL CARE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
298
14
ACCREDITATION OF THE PRACTICE SITE
312
1
TEACHING THE PHARMACY STUDENT
313
24
TRIANGLES TO REPRESENT PHARMACEUTICAL CARE PRACTICE
314
1
THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE: STARTING WITH THE "BIG PICTURE"
315
4
TEACHING TO A SPECIFIC PRACTICE
319
4
BUILDING A NEW PROGRAM
323
14
GLOSSARY
337
8
INDEX
345