The pharmaceutical patient-centered practice is carried out everywhere patients interact with the health care system , includin...
The pharmaceutical patient-centered practice is carried out everywhere patients interact with the health care system, including community pharmacies, outpatient clinics, teaching and community hospitals, centers for long term care, and health care in the home. Pharmacists, other health professionals, specialize in practice areas such as pediatrics, critical care, nutrition and cardiology. Some areas of practice (eg, infectious diseases, nutrition) in parallel and are similar to those areas of medical specialty and traditional specialties. Other areas of specialty practice (eg, drug information, pharmacokinetics) are exclusive to pharmacy.
Management of the disease state
(Refusal to dispense drugs, the recommendation to change and / or add medication to medication to the patient, dose adjustments, etc.) clinical interventions
The professional development.
Pharmaceutical care
Drug extemporaneous composition.
Communication Skills
Health Psychology
Patient care
Prevention of drug
Preventing drug interactions, including drug interactions or interactions between food and drugs
Prevent (or minimize) of adverse events
incompatibility
Drug discovery and evaluation
Pharmacy Society
Ambulatory care
Critical care
Drug information
Geriatrics and long-term care
Internal medicine and subspecialties
Cardiology
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
Infectious disease
Neurology
Nephrology
Obstetrics and gynecology
Pulmonary disease
Psychiatry
Rheumatology
Nuclear pharmacy
Nutrition
Pediatrics
Pharmacokinetics
Surgery
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