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Clinical Pharmacy Specialist Emergency Medicine Departmental Features States only adult level 1 trauma center Academic tertiary care medical center 60000 annual visits to the ED GDJonesuamsedu ID: 672606

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Gavin D. Jones, PhD, PharmD, BCPSClinical Pharmacy Specialist, Emergency MedicineSlide2

Departmental FeaturesState’s only adult level 1 trauma centerAcademic, tertiary care medical center

60,000 annual visits to the ED

GDJones@uams.eduSlide3

Departmental Features34 private beds54 beds

capacity in case of

disasters

1

designated

OB/GYN room

1 designated Ophthalmology/ENT room4 isolated psychiatric rooms3 trauma/resuscitation bays1 “surge” unit (6-12 beds in our pre-op area)16 bed observation CDU (opening Jan 2017)

GDJones@uams.eduSlide4

Pharmacy Services in the ED10 crash carts with defibrillators4 automated dispensing cabinets3 pneumatic tube stations

2 medication rooms

1 FTE pharmacist

GDJones@uams.eduSlide5

My Role in the EDClinical Service Response Codes (blue, sepsis, STEMI, stroke)

Ingestions/Toxicology

Medical Emergencies

Traumas

Emergent medication

preparation

Communication between ED and inpatient pharmacyDrug InformationChart ReviewEnsure TJC compliance

GDJones@uams.eduSlide6

My goals for pharmacy in the ED24/7 pharmacist staffingCulture surveillance and response

Pharmacy technicians/students to obtain medication histories on all admitted patients

Lobby for legislative changes

Administration of parenteral medications during emergencies

GDJones@uams.eduSlide7

QuestionWhen patients are admitted to the hospital, who is responsible for obtaining initial medication histories?Pharmacists

Nurses

Pharmacy Technicians

Student Pharmacists

C & D

GDJones@uams.edu