Pharmacy Utilization Management Program Overview
... Responsible Rx Programs Responsible Rx is the name of Florida Blue’s pharmacy Utilization Management Program created to support affordable solutions by delivering integrated pharmaceutical and medical services in an optimized manner for our members. Responsible Rx includes the following: ...
... Responsible Rx Programs Responsible Rx is the name of Florida Blue’s pharmacy Utilization Management Program created to support affordable solutions by delivering integrated pharmaceutical and medical services in an optimized manner for our members. Responsible Rx includes the following: ...
Interactive Table Discussion Questions
... 1. Decision-making for therapy selection: a. What factors play a role in your decision making regarding the use of statin and non-statin therapies? b. What is your approach to selection of drug(s), drug dosing, dose titration, and monitoring of response to therapy? 2. Prescribing obstacles: a. What ...
... 1. Decision-making for therapy selection: a. What factors play a role in your decision making regarding the use of statin and non-statin therapies? b. What is your approach to selection of drug(s), drug dosing, dose titration, and monitoring of response to therapy? 2. Prescribing obstacles: a. What ...
medications for the prenatal patient
... • Tylenol with caffeine (Excedrin Tension: none with aspirin) Coughs/Cold • Over-the-counter preparations are acceptable if they contain only: acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine (Sudafed: these preparations can be obtained at the pharmacy counter), dextromethorphan, guaifensin, or diephenhydramine (na ...
... • Tylenol with caffeine (Excedrin Tension: none with aspirin) Coughs/Cold • Over-the-counter preparations are acceptable if they contain only: acetaminophen, pseudoephedrine (Sudafed: these preparations can be obtained at the pharmacy counter), dextromethorphan, guaifensin, or diephenhydramine (na ...
Proof Only - Not Authorized for Use
... Insulin: Prescriber to review preadmission insulin therapy and must write orders below: ...
... Insulin: Prescriber to review preadmission insulin therapy and must write orders below: ...
Driver Diagram - Ohio Hospital Association
... - Prior to leaving the hospital, determine what postdischarge resources and appointments will be needed, and ensure they are addressed in the after-care plan. - In addition to these hospital-driven elements, additional benefits have been demonstrated with post-discharge interventions such as; post d ...
... - Prior to leaving the hospital, determine what postdischarge resources and appointments will be needed, and ensure they are addressed in the after-care plan. - In addition to these hospital-driven elements, additional benefits have been demonstrated with post-discharge interventions such as; post d ...
Electronic Health Records: Legal Risks of Documentation Shortcuts
... Electronic Health Records: Legal Risks of Documentation Shortcuts By Kylie E. Mote The use of electronic health records (EHRs) by physicians, hospitals, and other providers has dramatically increased in recent years. The federal government reports that 78% of office-based physicians are now using so ...
... Electronic Health Records: Legal Risks of Documentation Shortcuts By Kylie E. Mote The use of electronic health records (EHRs) by physicians, hospitals, and other providers has dramatically increased in recent years. The federal government reports that 78% of office-based physicians are now using so ...
eMOLST 050611 - Compassion and Support
... Built-in quality controls ensure accuracy of form completion. Designed to upgrade the workflow around completing the information for a legal medical order with automated user feedback for quality review, notification of missing information and training tools for users. ...
... Built-in quality controls ensure accuracy of form completion. Designed to upgrade the workflow around completing the information for a legal medical order with automated user feedback for quality review, notification of missing information and training tools for users. ...
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... continence products where appropriate. Catheterization – education and support. ...
... continence products where appropriate. Catheterization – education and support. ...
See Scholarly Outline
... A. Prescribing Errors- “Prescribing errors occur in 0.4% of prescriptions, and happen as a result of inadequate knowledge of the patient and his/her clinical condition, inadequate knowledge of the drug, calculation errors, illegible prescriptions, drug name confusion, dosage formulation, use of unco ...
... A. Prescribing Errors- “Prescribing errors occur in 0.4% of prescriptions, and happen as a result of inadequate knowledge of the patient and his/her clinical condition, inadequate knowledge of the drug, calculation errors, illegible prescriptions, drug name confusion, dosage formulation, use of unco ...
REQUEST FOR CONSULTATION - Gold Coast Primary Health
... Do you consider this Patient's care needs are: <>
Is this Patient able to participate in:
General community physical activity progams <>
A graded exercise program under the guidance of a Physiotherapist ...
... Do you consider this Patient's care needs are: <
Welcome to the Turning Point Red Envelope!
... they may have lost their tolerance to the prescribed drug and so are at risk of overdose if the usual dose is then taken/given. It is therefore important NOT to dispense the medication after this amount of time has passed before checking with the prescriber. If this situation presents, it is cruci ...
... they may have lost their tolerance to the prescribed drug and so are at risk of overdose if the usual dose is then taken/given. It is therefore important NOT to dispense the medication after this amount of time has passed before checking with the prescriber. If this situation presents, it is cruci ...
2 How do physicians decide when to prescribe a medication?
... uninformed and unaware of the importance of complying with the prescribed treatment regimen. A surprising number of patients never even go to the pharmacy to fill their prescriptions! As a patient, you should not hesitate to ask for more information if you feel that your physician has not satisfied ...
... uninformed and unaware of the importance of complying with the prescribed treatment regimen. A surprising number of patients never even go to the pharmacy to fill their prescriptions! As a patient, you should not hesitate to ask for more information if you feel that your physician has not satisfied ...
Private Ambulance Session
... 3. Social support available. 4. Demonstrates capacity and willing to engage. 5. Reliable history. 6. Vital signs within normal range (following care). 7. Compliant with treatment, including own medications. 8. Clinical status of ‘Non serious or non life threat (following care). 9. Absence of self-in ...
... 3. Social support available. 4. Demonstrates capacity and willing to engage. 5. Reliable history. 6. Vital signs within normal range (following care). 7. Compliant with treatment, including own medications. 8. Clinical status of ‘Non serious or non life threat (following care). 9. Absence of self-in ...
Section 1.5.1 Glossary
... In the early phases of clinical trials, when the number of patients and tests are small, most managers use an in-house or home-grown program to handle their data. As the amount of data grows, though, organizations increasingly look to replace their systems with more stable, feature-rich software pro ...
... In the early phases of clinical trials, when the number of patients and tests are small, most managers use an in-house or home-grown program to handle their data. As the amount of data grows, though, organizations increasingly look to replace their systems with more stable, feature-rich software pro ...
Dealing with Challenging Situations
... avoiding if possible, outright refusal to treat the patient, but rather be prepared to offer appropriate alternatives, e.g. referral, appointment for review in 24 hours after discussion with previous prescribers etc. as appropriate, notifying the police and/or Health Department if there are re ...
... avoiding if possible, outright refusal to treat the patient, but rather be prepared to offer appropriate alternatives, e.g. referral, appointment for review in 24 hours after discussion with previous prescribers etc. as appropriate, notifying the police and/or Health Department if there are re ...
document
... dose if needed Refer to other protocols as needed (resp distress/failure, obstructed airway, shock) If patient arrests treat as per the nontraumatic cardiac arrest protocol ...
... dose if needed Refer to other protocols as needed (resp distress/failure, obstructed airway, shock) If patient arrests treat as per the nontraumatic cardiac arrest protocol ...
PowerPoint - Emergency Pharmacist Research Center
... High volume and diversity of patients Patient history often not readily available More frequent interruptions/distractions for all staff compared to other areas of hospital Medication ordering, dispensing, and administering at point of care High risk intravenous medication usage Fast pac ...
... High volume and diversity of patients Patient history often not readily available More frequent interruptions/distractions for all staff compared to other areas of hospital Medication ordering, dispensing, and administering at point of care High risk intravenous medication usage Fast pac ...
The Narcotics Monitoring System (NMS) and Opioid Maintenance
... As much as possible, the warning messages and their management should not be viewed as punitive. When an alert is triggered, the patient can be consulted to provide further information to benefit their care. If patients are aware that these alerts exist, it may lead to patients taking a proactive ap ...
... As much as possible, the warning messages and their management should not be viewed as punitive. When an alert is triggered, the patient can be consulted to provide further information to benefit their care. If patients are aware that these alerts exist, it may lead to patients taking a proactive ap ...
diltiazem (dil-tye-a-zem) - DavisPlus
... liposomal, fluorouracil, furosemide, ganciclovir, ketorolac, methotrexate, micafungin, pantroprazole, pentobarbital, phenobarbital, phenytoin, piperacillin/tazobactam, rifampin, thiopental. ...
... liposomal, fluorouracil, furosemide, ganciclovir, ketorolac, methotrexate, micafungin, pantroprazole, pentobarbital, phenobarbital, phenytoin, piperacillin/tazobactam, rifampin, thiopental. ...
Advanced Spine and Pain of PA, LLC. Opioid (Narcotic
... testing or positive results will result in prompt termination of care from Advanced Spine and Pain of PA, LLC.. 11. I WILL safeguard my prescribed medications. I understand that these medications may be lethal or hazardous to a person that is not tolerant to its affects, especially a child. 12. I WI ...
... testing or positive results will result in prompt termination of care from Advanced Spine and Pain of PA, LLC.. 11. I WILL safeguard my prescribed medications. I understand that these medications may be lethal or hazardous to a person that is not tolerant to its affects, especially a child. 12. I WI ...
IEMR & Kowledge Base Presentation
... The treating physician, consulting physician, hospital and clinic, dentist, optician, laboratory, therapist and pharmacist can share relevant patient information and documentation. ...
... The treating physician, consulting physician, hospital and clinic, dentist, optician, laboratory, therapist and pharmacist can share relevant patient information and documentation. ...
Living Wills / Health Care Directives
... In case of a serious illness or injury, there are a number of medical procedures called interventions, which can prolong life and delay the moment of death. These include ventilation, tube feeding, intravenous fluids, etc. It is important to think about and choose what you want from the following: ...
... In case of a serious illness or injury, there are a number of medical procedures called interventions, which can prolong life and delay the moment of death. These include ventilation, tube feeding, intravenous fluids, etc. It is important to think about and choose what you want from the following: ...
JCAHO "Do Not Use" List: Abbreviations, Acronyms
... Medical errors have been identified as the fourth most common cause of patient deaths in the United States. To help reduce the numbers of errors related to incorrect use of terminology, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations recently issued a list of abbreviations, acronym ...
... Medical errors have been identified as the fourth most common cause of patient deaths in the United States. To help reduce the numbers of errors related to incorrect use of terminology, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations recently issued a list of abbreviations, acronym ...
Chapter 3
... When assessing the patient's chief complaint, the nurse should inquire about the following: (a) the patient's insurance coverage. (b) the patient's mode of transportation to the health care facility. (c) the chronological account of the chief complaint and the events surrounding it. (d) the patient' ...
... When assessing the patient's chief complaint, the nurse should inquire about the following: (a) the patient's insurance coverage. (b) the patient's mode of transportation to the health care facility. (c) the chronological account of the chief complaint and the events surrounding it. (d) the patient' ...
Electronic prescribing
Electronic prescribing or e-prescribing (e-Rx) is the computer-based electronic generation, transmission and filling of a medical prescription, taking the place of paper and faxed prescriptions. E-prescribing allows a physician, pharmacist, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant to electronically transmit a new prescription or renewal authorization to a community or mail-order pharmacy. It outlines the ability to send error-free, accurate, and understandable prescriptions electronically from the healthcare provider to the pharmacy. E-prescribing is meant to reduce the risks associated with traditional prescription script writing. It is also one of the major reasons for the push for electronic medical records. By sharing medical prescription information, e-prescribing seeks to connect the patient's team of healthcare providers to facilitate knowledgeable decision making.