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Zusatztext "This book is well written! extremely informative! and extensively referenced. The reader truly walks away with a better understanding of how to implement and maintain a successful pharmaceutical care based practice in a community environment. The strategies presented in the book are straightforward and easy to follow."-Maria G. Tanzi! Pharm.D.! University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy Informationen zum Autor William N. Tindall, Marsha K. Millonig Klappentext Pharmaceutical Care: Insights from Community Pharmacists introduces the conceptual framework for pharmaceutical care and shows how to apply economic, business, and societal models to better understand it, and they look at the trends in healthcare that drive it. Vignettes and interviews are the real strength of this book, delivering the insights of the pharmacists who were among the first to develop pharmaceutical care services. The authors also outline a seven-step process demonstrating how these professionals built innovative pharmacy practices in community settings. This is a motivating resource for those wishing to better understand the new patient-centered roles advocated by pharmacy leaders. Zusammenfassung Introduces the conceptual framework for pharmaceutical care. This book shows you how to apply economic, business, and societal models to understand it. It looks at the trends in healthcare that drive it. It also presents you the insights of selected pharmacists. Inhaltsverzeichnis COMMON PURPOSE: The Dream of Pharmaceutical Care. Trends in Health Care Driving Comprehensive Pharmacy Services. Building Innovation into Your Practice. Leadership and Success. UNCOMMON PEOPLE: Teaching Others Health and Wellness for the Rest of Their Lives. Practicing Pharmacy Using the Medical Model. Finds Joy in Teaching Others. A Lot of Energy + Making it Fun = Success. Finding Success is a Matter of Attitude. Caring For People Like Family. Seizing an Opportunity to Make a Difference. On A Crusade to Make Educated Consumers. Advancing Pharmaceutical Care in A Chain Environment. Doing More than What She is Paid in Hopes of Getting Paid to Do More. A Feminist Child of the 60's Who Became a Leader in the '90's. Exemplifying Professionalism as Teacher and Motivator to Patients and Colleagues. Redefining Pharmaceutical Care to Fit His Processes. LESSONS LEARNED. Recommended Reading....
