PPT-Narrative Paradigm

Theory amp Forrest Gump Assumptions of the Theory Humans are naturally storytellers In the movie Forrest Gump does not pass any opportunity to tell a story With each conversation he has he finds away to relate that to an experience he has had and this gives him the opportunity to tell one of his many stories. . current paradigm. : . The . role of. . narrative . psychiatry. Philip Thomas. Honorary Visiting Professor. Social Science and Humanities. University of Bradford. ‘. The balance between science/technology and art has shifted so far towards the former that the latter is a pale shadow, a fragile remnant of what had for centuries been crucial to the work of the doctor’. Chapter 21. Cancer and Chemotherapy. Topics. Pathophysiology of Cancer Malignancy . Drugs for Cancer . Preparing and Handling Cytotoxic Drugs . Preventing Chemotherapy-Related Medication Errors. 3. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 1. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 1. Chapter 4. Dosage Forms and Routes of Administration. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. Solid Dosage Forms. A dosage form is the physical manifestation of a drug:. Solid. 1. Chapter 9. Hospital Pharmacy Practice. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. Hospital Organization. Hospitals vary by type, size, and function.. Nearly all have a hospital pharmacy.. Pharmacy technicians have been employed in hospitals since the 1960s.. The Profession of Pharmacy. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. Chapter Topics. Origins of pharmacy practice. The pharmacy workplace of today. Evolution of the pharmacist’s role. Roles and responsibilities of the pharmacist and pharmacy technician. Pharmaceutical Measurements . and Calculations. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. Chapter Topics . Systems of pharmaceutical measurement. Basic calculations used in pharmacy practice. Advanced calculations used in pharmacy practice. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. Drug Development. Chapter Topics. Definition of . drug. Significant drug discoveries. Sources of drugs. Drug classifications. Use of drugs. United States Pharmacopeia (USP). Chapter 4. Immunologic Drugs and Vaccines. Topics. Physiology of Acquired Immunity. Immunization. Interferon Therapy. Immunosuppression. Immunoglobulins, Antitoxins, and . Antivenoms. Herbal and Alternative Therapies. 1. Chapter 1. The Profession. of Pharmacy. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. Origins of Pharmacy Practice. Ancient Egyptians compiled lists of drugs known as. Formularies. Dispensatories. Pharmacopeias. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc. 1 © Paradigm Publishing, Inc. 1 Chapter 11 Preparing and Handling Sterile Products and Hazardous Drugs © Paradigm Publishing, Inc. 2 Preparing Intravenous Products IV route of administration can be used to 1. Chapter 8. Nonsterile Pharmaceutical Compounding. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. The Need for Compounding. Before large-scale pharmaceutical manufacturing, pharmacists compounded most prescriptions.. 1. Chapter 9. Hospital Pharmacy Practice. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. Hospital Organization. Hospitals vary by type, size, and function.. Nearly all have a hospital pharmacy.. Pharmacy technicians have been employed in hospitals since the 1960s.. 1. Chapter 10. Infection Control. © Paradigm Publishing, Inc.. 2. Identifying and Controlling the Source of Infection. The development of the germ theory of disease. Microorganisms and disease. Asepsis and sterilization. : . The . role of. . narrative . psychiatry. Philip Thomas. Honorary Visiting Professor. Social Science and Humanities. University of Bradford. ‘. The balance between science/technology and art has shifted so far towards the former that the latter is a pale shadow, a fragile remnant of what had for centuries been crucial to the work of the doctor’.