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Discuss the roles and responsibilities of individuals/groups involved in the practice document development and review process (e.g., document owner, stakeholders, consultants). Identify factors that influence document development (e.g., regulations, scope, review periods).
1. INTRODUCTION These Standards of Practice have been developed to provide guidance for practitioners and managers in the provision of drug information services. They define the minimum requirement for service provision, but also give guidance on extended levels of service.
The purpose of the Policy and Procedure Manual is to provide all staff with standardized direction for daily procedures, and guidance in the event of an unexpected situation. Potential issues should be addressed in the document, as well as methods to resolve them.
Drug Information Activities. To be an effective provider of DI, the pharmacist must ex-ercise excellent oral and written communication skills and be able to. Anticipate and evaluate the DI needs of patients and health care professionals.
1 sty 2019 · Outline features of drug information centers and types of drug information services provided in a hospital.
Define the term drug information and how it has changed as practiced currently. Identify the services provided by drug information specialists. Describe the skills needed to perform drug information responsibilities. Identify major factors that have influenced the ability to provide drug information.
Define the term “drug information” and how it has changed into what is now contemporary practice. Identify the drug information services provided by pharmacists and drug information specialists. Describe the skills needed to perform drug information responsibilities.
