Introduction Pharmacists are often not recognised as a core part of palliative care teams,
despite their ideal placement to assist with the burden of medication management. Objective …

The impact on patient care of interventions made by a liaison clinical pharmacist visiting a
busy inpatient palliative care unit were evaluated using a validated six-point scoring system …

Purpose In 2002, ASHP published the ASHP Statement on the Pharmacist's Role in Hospice
and Palliative Care. 28 These guidelines extend beyond the scope of that statement and are …

Background: Medication, particularly analgesia, is an important component of palliative care.
However, timely access to medication, particularly opioids, can become problematic for …

Background Palliative care requires a multidisciplinary team to assist patients and their
families to obtain good quality care at the end of life. Typically, community pharmacists have …

Hospice and palliative care organizations provide end-of-life care to more than 1.5 million
patients each year. Pharmacists have become an integral part of the hospice …

Outcomes 1. Characterize palliative care pharmacist interventions reported in the presented
study. 2. Discuss the positive outcomes of palliative care pharmacists and reflect on …

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Disease State Management: Palliative Care - Pharmacists Working in a Team Page 1 Dr Jenny
Gowan PhD, Grad Dip CommPharm, FPS, FACPP, AACPA, medication management, North East …

Background Patient access to medicines in the community at end-of-life (pertaining to the
last year of life) is vital for symptom control. Supply of such medicines is known to be …