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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Hospital pharmacies"”.

  1. Identifying organizational learning dimensions that promote patient safety culture: A study of hospital pharmacies in Kuwait

    … safety. While the evolution and surge in hospital pharmacies has bolstered treatment possibilities, the risk of harm to patients has also increased as errors in the provision of medication by pharmacists create a threat to patient safety. The increasing need to deploy a protective measure …

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  2. Design, implementation and evaluation of a model for Service-learning in Pharmacy (SLIP) at a tertiary hospital

    … as a generic model which can be used in tertiary hospital pharmacies. The SLIP intervention aimed to promote student learning by providing opportunities for students to engage in structured activities, while simultaneously alleviating pharmacy workload.

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  3. GMP „Quo vadis?“ Entwicklung eines spezifischen Bewertungstools „GMP-DAKS-Σ“ für die qualitative und quantitative Analyse von GMP-Systemen in onkologisch herstellenden Apotheken

    … contribute to the strategic positioning of pharmacies producing carcinogenic, mutagenic and reprotoxic substances (CMR) and by which measurable indicators these pharmacies are characterised before and after implementation of a GMP system. All scientific investigations required to answer the …

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  4. Monitoring of occupational exposure to antineoplastic drugs

    … cancer and some other diseases. Workplaces e.g. hospital pharmacies and wards where antineoplastic drugs are used are contaminated with these drugs and health care workers are therefore at risk of getting occupationally exposed. Many antineoplastic drugs are classified as carcinogenic and …

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  5. Factors associated with Co-trimoxazole table inventory control-Assessment of primary health facilities in Lusaka Zambia

    The World Bank (1994) noted that over 80% of the original budget on health in most African countries is lost through inefficient practices at various levels, by various accountability failures in the supply chain for medical supplies. There have been reports of thefts, with no counter claims of …

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  6. Impact of Enterprise Inventory Software Optimization on Inpatient Pharmacy Operational Metrics

    … while minimizing waste and controlling costs. Hospital pharmacies face unique challenges in inventory management due to the increasing costs of medications, the regulatory environment, and the need to maintain a consistent supply of medications. When used optimally, enterprise inventory …

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  7. Clinical and financial evaluation of patients within a diagnosis related group

    … whereby clinical pharmacists may improve the hospital's reimbursement potential.</p><p>Based upon Upton's proposed plan, this study is designed to evaluate all DRGs in a community hospital in an attempt to focus on those DRGs which represent the greatest financial pressure to the pharmacy …

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  8. The clinical pharmacy program in a community hospital setting : an integral part of the educational process

    The intent of this work is to emphasize that the concept of clinical pharmacy is no longer an innovation or an educational experiment, but rather is a reality which requires national recognition, professional as well as legislative support, and clearly planned educational preparation.

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