Background Medication management (MM) refers to all clinical activities that a pharmacist
performs to ensure safe and effective medication therapy for patients. Objective To …

Changes to the US health care landscape have increased the focus on the quality and use
of alternative payment models, with a growing focus on value. As health care costs continue …

Abstract Background We developed the PCMedSafety conceptual framework to illustrate
primary care medication safety transformation opportunities. PCMedSafety demonstrates the …

In both inpatient and ambulatory care settings, clinical pharmacists incorporate their broad
scope of pharmacotherapy knowledge with patient-specific factors to evaluate medication …

Integrating pharmacists as formal members of collaborative care teams is one mechanism of
providing clinical pharmacy services at the point of care. ThedaCare, a network of five …

Background Community pharmacies are found across an array of practice areas, including
health systems, traditional retail sites, clinics, independent pharmacies, and integrated …

Objectives The primary objective of this study was to identify community pharmacy
technicians who might be selected for engagement in advanced clinical support tasks and …

Purpose Improve patient access to clinical pharmacy services and decrease pharmacist
technical task workload in primary care (PC) clinics. Summary Due to concerns with the …

With the advent of pharmaceutical care, the pharmacist's role has shifted from a centralized,
distributive position to that of a health care provider responsible for the pharmacotherapeutic …

Background: There has been an increasing international trend toward the delivery of
cognitive pharmaceutical services (CPS) in community pharmacy. CPS have been …