Perspective Unit 5

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-Community Pharmacists Practice

-Hospital Pharmacists Practice

-Pharmacists in Industry

-Pharmacists in Government

-Pharmacists in Academe

-Pharmacists in Journalism

-Clinical Pharmacy

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7 Pharmacy Practices

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-Professional Function

-Technical Function

-Administrative, Supervisory, & Managerial Functions

-Entrepreneurial Functions

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Function of practicing pharmacists (4)

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1. Pharmaceutical Caregiver

2. Decision-maker 3. Communicator

4. Leader 5. Manager 6. Teacher

7. Life-long learner 8. Entrepreneur

9. Agents for positive change

10. Researcher

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Ten Star Pharmacists

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COMMUNITYPHARMACYPRACTICE

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Pharmacy Practices that;

1. procure and maintain good inventory of medicines from legitimate drug suppliers;

2. dispense manufactured drug product prescribe by thedoctors and/or chosen by the patient;

3. prepare compounded pharmaceuticals

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COMMUNITY PHARMACY PRACTICE

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Pharmacy Practices that;

1. provide drug information;

2. advise patient on proper medication usage and storage, and provide pharmaceutical care services and counseling

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HOSPITALPHARMACYPRACTICE

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Pharmacy Practices that;

1. a. procurement of medicines from legitimate drugsuppliers

2. prepare the medication order for each inpatient

2. administration and management of the hospitalpharmacy department

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HOSPITAL PHARMACY PRACTICE

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Pharmacy Practices that;

1. participate in the drug selection for inclusion inthe hospital formulary through the pharmacyand therapeutics committee

2. . provide drug information and counselling

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PHARMACISTS IN INDUSTRY OR MANUFACTURING

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Pharmacy Practices that;

Sales, Marketing, Research and Development, Production, Quality control and Quality AssuranceAnalyst, Administration and Management, Product registration

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PHARMACISTS IN GOVERNMENT

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Pharmacy Practices that;

Department of Health, Food and Drug Administration, Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, National Bureau of Investigation, Veterans and Army Hospital, Government-funded research institutions like DOST, PCHRD, Central Bank, Government hospital, Bureau of Customs

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PHARMACISTS IN ACADEME

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Pharmacy Practices that;

Expanding enrolment in college to meet themanpower needs of the future offers opportunitiesfor careers in college teaching.

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PHARMACISTS IN JOURNALISM

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Pharmacy Practices that;

offers rewarding experiences to a limited number of pharmacists withwriting and editing talent.

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PHARMACISTS IN CLINICAL PHARMACY

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Pharmacy Practices that;

It is a patient-oriented pharmacy practice in patient care unit setting in the hospital.

• responsible not only for safe and appropriate use of drugs on patients but also for the rational selection, monitoring,

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PROFESSIONAL FUNCTIONS

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Functions of Practicing pharmacists:

-Participating in the practice of drug use decisions

-Providing drug information to the patient

- . Monitoring the patient to detect adversedrug reactions and interactions

- Counseling patient

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TECHNICAL FUNCTIONS

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Functions of Practicing pharmacists:

• Stocking shelves

• cleaning up after the pharmacists has prepared the drug

- Dispensing prefabricated drugs

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ADMINISTRATIVE, , SUPERVISORY,AND MANAGERIAL FUNCTION

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Functions of Practicing pharmacists:

- Scheduling of personnel work

- Inventory control

• Record Keeping

• Interpretation

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ENTREPRENEURIAL FUNCTIONS

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Functions of Practicing pharmacists:

- Investing additional funds to open another branch of drugstore

•They embark on putting up their own drugstore.

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I am a specialist in medications

I am a custodian of medical informational

I am a companion of the physician

I am a counselor to the patient

I am a guardian of the public health

THIS IS MY CALLING!!!THIS IS MY PRIDE!!!

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I am a Pharmacist__________

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Hospital Pharmacy

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Pharmacy Practice that is responsible for procurement, preservation, storage, compounding, Manufacturing, packaging, Controlling, Assaying, Dispensing, and distribution of Medication of patients

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Product registration

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A pharmacist that works as a liaison of a company to FDA and is in charge of the registration of company product

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Marketing in Marketing Department

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The one in contact with the physician and the pharmacist regarding promotion of the company’s product