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Building Blocks for Medication Management:
Supporting Practice Change
Do you wonder whether you have the skills necessary to change your pharmacy practice from a traditional role to an expanded scope providing enhanced pharmacy services? Whether you want to learn new competencies or refresh your current level of skills and knowledge to support practice change; this course is for you.
The primary objective of this course is to provide pharmacists with the knowledge and skills to faciliate the provision of comprehensive medication management and patient centred care. Incorporating patient assessment and monitoring in an efficient manner, without disrupting dispensing workflow, will help pharmacists to manage their time while providing quality patient services. Following the tips and strategies provided in the various modules will allow pharmacists to confidently approach the many patient care situations encountered in daily practice. The transferrable skills you will learn can be implemented in medication management programs for patients regardless of their diagnosis.
By the end of this program, you will be able to:
· Assess patients for appropriate drug therapy
· Make effective clinical decisions
· Perform patient-centered interviewing
· Provide effective and efficient patient interactions
· Think critically to determine and how information should change your practice
· Interpret lab values
· Determine patients who are most likely to benefit from your interventions
· Incorporate basic patient and physical assessment into drug therapy monitoring
· Measure and document patient care
Program Start Date: Currently being offered "on demand" online only.
| Program Requirements:
1. ATTEND ALL THE MODULES (Live Online or Archived) 2. COMPLETE ALL THE PRE AND POST MODULE QUIZZES 3. COMPLETE THE EXAM WITH A MINIMUM 70% RESULT
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This program has been accredited for up to 24 CEUs by Dalhousie Continuing Pharmacy Education, file number CED-2012-336.
Development of this program was supported by the Pharmacy Endowment Fund and the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association (NBPA).