Clinical Pharmacy activities: OAim at promoting the correct and / 0 appropriate use of medicinal products and devices by patients OInclude the practice of drug O utilization evaluation by pharmacists in physicians clinics Are basically limited to activities implemented in a hospital setting by a hospital pharmacist Incorporate a new discipline in pharmac practice in which the emphasis transferred from patients oriented to products oriented practice Aim at expanding physician's role to include patient instruction on proper drug use

Clinical Pharmacy activities: OAim at promoting the correct and / 0 appropriate use of medicinal products and devices by patients OInclude the practice of drug O utilization evaluation by pharmacists in physicians clinics Are basically limited to activities implemented in a hospital setting by a hospital pharmacist Incorporate a new discipline in pharmac practice in which the emphasis transferred from patients oriented to products oriented practice Aim at expanding physician's role to include patient instruction on proper drug use

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

Publisher:Chatterjee

Chapter21: Regulation And Standards

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