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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Pharmacy management"”.
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Exploring pharmacist prescribing in hospitals in Scotland, with a focus on antimicrobials.
… in hospitals. Key themes were: perceived lack of pharmacy management support to take on a prescribing role and little strategic attention paid to PP implementation and sustainability. These issues were discussed in relation to PP in general and not only for antimicrobials. Participants perceived …
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Impact of Enterprise Inventory Software Optimization on Inpatient Pharmacy Operational Metrics
Introduction: Effective inventory management is a cornerstone of pharmacy operations, ensuring the availability of medications while minimizing waste and controlling costs. Hospital pharmacies face unique challenges in inventory management due to the increasing costs of medications, the regulatory …
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Identification of Essential Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy (OPAT) Bundle Elements to Optimize Patient Outcomes in an Academic Health-System
… disease (ID) consultation, timing of case management consultation, type of patient insurance, definitive positive cultures, IV access type and timing, outpatient follow-up, and cohort demographics. Univariate and multivariable analysis were performed to assess association with the primary …
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Exploring medication error causality and reporting in the Middle East.
The "Medication Without Harm, WHO Global Patient Safety Challenge", published by the World Health Organization in 2017, calls for action to reduce patient harm as a result of unsafe medication practices and medication errors. Medication error-related research conducted within the Middle East has …
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Investigating the management training needs of responsible pharmacists under 35 years in South Africa
… level, as established by the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC). The competency standards differentiate between the level of practice expected for entry (less than 3 years), intermediate (between 3 and 7 years) and advanced (more than 7 years) pharmacists. Several managerial and …