The hospital outpatient pharmacy wants to begin furnishing medication therapy management services for its patients. They intend to meet with patients face-to-face, provide documentation of a pharmacist review of patient history, establish a thorough medication profile, provide consultation to patient about improving treatment outcomes and compliance.Of the following elements, which would you recommend the pharmacists document in their record of service (in addition to those elements already listed)?A. Documentation of FDA-approved literature for each medication prescribed to the patient.B. Documentation of the patient's attending provider.C. Documentation of time spent face-to-face with the patient.D. Documentation that describes the patient's mental status exam.

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Health Epidemiology

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