ダウンロード Pharmacology in Canada and the Health Evidence - Pharmacology for Canadian Health Care Practice - Pharmacology Study Guide - mobi 本

Pharmacists have and continue to be an integral part of the health care and services provided to Canadians. From the perspective of the community pharmacy, there is a greater opportunity to shift practice to a more patient-centred model to generate additional value for the health care system. As a result, in more recent years, the services and care that pharmacists can provide have expanded from the traditional role of dispensing medications,1 and as a consequence, Canadians are receiving more care from their local pharmacies. The nature of this care varies by province/territory (P/T) and by individual needs, but can include services like vaccinations, treatment for minor ailments, or in-depth consultation on health and medication needs and care. While the addition of these services within a community pharmacy can increase convenience and access, the evidence regarding impact and potential to improve health outcomes, and reduce the economic burden on the Canadian health care system is still not well known or articulated.The primary objective of this research series is to examine the expanded scope2 of pharmacy services within a community pharmacy setting, along with the real and potential impact those services have on the health and well-being of Canadians and the sustainability of our health care system.