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oral consultation
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-required in Wi for all new and refill prescriptions
-OFFER to counsel DOES NOT meet this requirement -exception: when the Rxc is delivered to the patient by an agent of the pharmacist - should be given info and phone number to call if consultation is desired, and written info provided Counseling Standards: -name and description of the medication -dosage form, route of administration, and duration of drug therapy -special directions and precautions for prepatration, administration, and use by the patient -common severe SEs, adverse effects, or interactions and therapeutic contraindications that may be encountered, including ways tp prevent them and the action required if they so occur -tecniques for self-monitoring drug therapy -proper storage -prescrption refill information -action to be taken in the event of a missed dose |
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written information
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*there are no FDA rules and regs in place saying that written info must be given to patients
*Voluntary written information = 95% of patient receiving new Rxs must get useful written information -FDA guidelines for content of written info do exist |
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patient package insert (PPI)
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a type of written information that is required for oral contraceptives and progestational drugs used as oral contraceptives
-federally required, otherwise misbranding -manufacturers provide PPIs, and then pharmacist gives to patient Community setting: PPI must be given with each new and refill container dispensed Inpatient setting: PPI given with first does and every 30 days |
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Medication Guide
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-federally required for select products where:
-patient labeling could prevent serious adverse effects -serious risks relative to the benefits that patient needs to know -patient adherence to directions is crucial for effectiveness of drug |
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patient medication profile
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a record of all the meds that a patient has every had filled at a particular pharmacy
for each Rx, should include: -patient name and address -birth date of patient, if obtainable -name, strength, and dosage form of drug dispensed -quantity of drug dispensed -directions for use -retrieval designation assigned to Rx order (Rx number) -date of all instances of dispensing, new and refill practitioner ID -tech can collect this info, but only if NON-JUDGMENTAL (if any confusion, pharmacist should clarify) |