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Procurement of medicines that are suitable for human consumption   Storage of medicines in appropriate conditions temperature humidity cleanliness stock monitoring   Dispensing of medicines chosen by patient or as pharmacistrecommended products or on presentation of a prescription. Blueprint for pharmacy the vision for pharmacy Ottawa ON Canadian Pharmacists Association 2008 ISBN 9781894402385 TASK FORCE ON A BLUEPRINT FOR PHARMACY Task Force on a Blueprint for Pharmacy The Blueprint Task Force was established in January 2007 By Kena Lackman. What is a Pharmacist?. A pharmacist is someone who has earned a Pharm. D degree and can distribute prescription drugs to individuals. They also advise their patients, physicians, and other health practitioners on the selection, dosages, interactions, and side effects of medications. Unit-based . Pharmacy . Introduction . Many deaths attributed to adverse events. Medication errors accounted for 7,391 deaths in 1993, up from 2,876 in 1983. 1/131 outpatient deaths. 1/854 inpatient deaths. . Is a pharmacist equal to doctor?. We all agree the importance of pharmacist in our society and our lives. So.. after diagnosis by the doctors. Here pharmacist job takes its place in treatment and following up conditions until recovery and provide all information for drugs. Perceptions and attitudes towards pharmacists in . Nova Scotia . with national comparisons.. February 2016. Prepared for the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia. Methodology. 2. Online Survey. Survey was conducted online with a representative sample of Canadians from Research Now’s online panel.. The Pharmacist as the Team’s Medication Expert. R. Pete Vanderveen,. PhD, . RPh. Dean,. School of Pharmacy. NEW HIV PATIENT brings meds to clinic… . 92 Drugs. 56 Unopened (valued at $48,000). . The evolution of the profession of pharmacy can be divided into five historical periods:. ANCIENT ERA-The beginning of time to AD 1600. EMPIRIC ERA-1600-1940. INDUSTRIALIZATION ERA-1940-1970. PATIENT CARE ERA-1970-present. Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). Overview. Grant Background: How Did We Get Here?. Benefits of the MOA. For public health. For community pharmacies. MOA Components. Includes four networks. Cafeteria style selection plan. Providers. Don Downing. Clinical Professor, Univ. of WA School of Pharmacy. Seattle, WA. dondown@uw.edu. Conflicts of Interest. I have no commercial conflicts of interest and I am not being compensated for this webinar. B. . Evolution of Pharmacy Practice. Created by: Essie Samuel, . PharmD, BCPS. Georgia-Philadelphia . College of Osteopathic . Medicine, School . of . Pharmacy. Reviewed by: Karen Nagel-Edwards, PhD. Prescription for Collaboration Rusty Curington, PharmD, BC-ADM Pharmacy Manager, St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacist, Good Samaritan Free Health Center St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy Table of Contents Page133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133 i 133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133133 1The Pharmacist Shortage13313313313313313313 Jane Dawson. Carwen. Wynne Howells. Zuzana . Kusynová. Dr. Maurice . Lamontagne. Maula. Montagne. Dr. . Didier . Mouliom. Sven . Seißelberg. Dr. Jaqueline . Surugue. Dr. . Yasuo. Takeda. Dr. . Régis.