Aisha Sharmarke Kristin Klamm PHIL – Medical Ethics 21 Feb. 2012 Analysis of Pharmacy Code of Ethics Each profession has a set of ethical codes and guidelines which they must adhere to in order to reach optimum trust and maintain professional relationships with their customer or patient. Breach of the specified code will result in damage of patient’s trust‚ credibility in one’s ability to work in their environment with a non- objective view and so forth. A Pharmacist’s main goal is to provide
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The Role of Institutional Pharmacy Technicians An institutional pharmacy technician must be aware of policies and procedures and state and federal laws. They have to be accustomed with dosing‚ compounding‚ IV administration and other drug related procedures (Johnston‚ M. (with Frank‚ C.‚ & Luke‚ R.)‚ 2006). Pharmacy technicians are there to provide support to the pharmacist in preparing prescriptions‚ taking care of customer service‚ any administrative duties required by the pharmacist
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| Three Associations for Pharmacy Technicians. | Three Associations for Pharmacy Technicians. There are many important associations involving Pharmacy Technicians. To pick only three seemed very difficult. Realizing that Technicians have a large role in the pharmacy industry‚ their job is progressing into more the just “helpers”. Associations provided individual foundations for these paraprofessionals to excel in their profession. Pharmacy Technicians have advanced from clerks to working
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HongPhuong Le Introduction to Healthcare 116 January 6‚ 2011 Health Occupations Research Assignment Pharmacy technician is someone who is supposed to be having a working knowledge of medicine and multiple tasks. They assist pharmacists‚ fill prescriptions‚ and perform various customer service assignments. Another common assignment includes fielding patient questions regarding information on drugs‚ health concerns‚ and prescriptions. They then must calculate‚ measure‚ weigh‚ mix‚ and pour
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http://mail.hcs.org.et/alemuas/study/for graduate/bsc.html Tables of Contents Topics Page No 1.Scope----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2 1.1 Identification ----------------------------------------------------------------------------2 1.2 System Overview. 2 1.3 General description 2 1.4 Design --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
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Introduction In this paper‚ I will develop a pharmacy process map and cover the following: SIPOC model‚ root causes‚ identify tools to be used and provide a solution to the pharmacy’s on-going problem. Process Map Here are the key problems that a pharmacy may have could be transcribing what the physician wrote on the prescription. Next anther problem could be when the insurance company only pays for a generic version or they do not pay at all. Another problem could be the medication is filled
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Assignment CVS/Pharmacy “Staying healthy isn’t easy these days. Health care costs keep rising. People are overwhelmed and confused by all the changes. They’re looking for help. They’re looking for solutions that make a difference. At CVS Caremark‚ we know that to make a difference‚ you have to do things differently. So we’re reinventing pharmacy to help people on their path to better health.” (info.cvscaremark.com) This is the mission statement of CVS. CVS/Pharmacy is known for their pharmacy and helping
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CVS Pharmacy is the second largest pharmacy chain in the United States. It operates over 7‚000 pharmacies nationwide. Besides selling pharmaceuticals‚ CVS is also a retail store‚ offers photo printing services‚ and some of their pharmacies have Walk-in clinics called MinuteClinic. The website www.missionstatements.com states the CVS Pharmacy’s mission statement is to “improve the lives of those we serve by making innovative and high-quality health and pharmacy services safe‚ affordable and easy
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I have not always wanted to be a pharmacy tech‚ I changed my major at least 4 times already. My college years started and stopped a few times since I graduated from high school. I left college the first time and joined the Marine Corps. I served in the Marine Corps for eight (8) years as a Communications Operator. The problem for me there was that I did not want to pursue a career in communications. While I was serving I took some college level course and that is where I went through two of my four
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grandmothers I resolved to pursue a career in the medical field‚ and as I learned about pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics in my Drug Synthesis and Design course during my senior year‚ I determined that that career would be in pharmacy. My plan was to enter pharmacy school the year after I obtained my bachelor degree in chemistry‚ but changed circumstances at home demanded that I temporarily put my plans on hold. My mother ended up beating her cancer but over the course of the next two years
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