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 Pharmacist e-Link CE Spotlight |
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: An Overview for Pharmacists
Despite current therapies that can alleviate the symptoms of OCD, there is still much room for advancement in the realm of OCD treatments. It is important for pharmacists to be informed of the symptoms and medication management strategies of a patient with OCD.
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NCPA Approved Respiratory Care Certificate Program
This Respiratory Care Certificate Program provides practical information community pharmacists need on screening and managing patients with respiratory conditions through reviewing patient prescription records, screening, and counseling patients on medications, lifestyle issues and device usage.
This professional education program is supported through an educational program grant from Merck & Co., Inc. |
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Pharmacy Malpractice: Understanding, Mitigation, and Prevention
People entrust not only their health, but also their very lives, to their pharmacist. While good health outcomes are a goal of pharmacy practice, occasionally an event takes place which results in a negative patient outcome. Pharmacists should recognize that opportunities do exist to prevent errors and to take actions to minimize the risk of harm to a patient.
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Pediatric Medication Error Prevention in the Community Setting
Medication safety has been in the forefront of the health care industry over the past few years as it receives growing media attention. Pharmacists can play a key role in reducing medication errors, and there are numerous resources available to assist them in this effort.
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