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Download Hospital Pharmacy Management Hospital Pharmacy Management and more Exams Pharmacy in PDF only on Docsity! Hospital Pharmacy Management What is THE ROLE OF HOSPITAL PHARMACY? - -Provide adequate/FAIR SUPPLY OF SAFE, EFFECTIVE and QUALITY MEDS - rationalize/SIMPLIFIY DRUG UTILIZATION in COLLABORATION WITH MEDICAL STAFF What is THE GOAL OF HPSM (HOSPITAL PHARMACY SERVICE & MANAGER)? - - Provide BENEFITS of a QUALIFIED HOSPITAL PHARMACIST - Assure HIGH QUALITY of SKILLED/professional PRACTICE - PROMOTE RESEARCH - SPREAD/disseminate PHARMACEUTICAL KNOWLEDGE What are THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF PHARMACY MANAGER? - - Development & SUPPLYING patient-oriented services - MAINTENANCE OF FORMULARY - MEDICATION MANAGEMENT - BUDGET MANAGEMENT What are THE TASKS OF PM (PHARMACY MANAGER)? - S O CS DM ID OR TD H SD SD SP BR FR DAILY - scheduling - operations - clinical situations - drug movement - inventory discrepancies - occurence reports - tech downtimes - hiring MONTHLY - staff development - staff discipline - strategic planning - budget review - facility review How is Operation Structure in a Pharmacy? - - BUSINESSES use ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS(Defines: reporting to manager, responsibilities, problem solving) - LARGER ORGANIZATION use LARGER CHARTS Who Does the Pharmacy Report To? - -Someone in the C-Suite VP Chief medical Officer Chief Nursing Officer CEO, COO, CFO, CIO What does Pharmaceutical Service (PS) mean and inlcudes what ? - Encompasses EVERYTHING that is within the CONTROL of the HOSPITAL PHARMACY DEPARTMENT What should an Effective AMOPS- Administration and Management of a Pharmaceutical Service do? - - be FAMILIAR WITH ENTIRE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM - CONSIDER PHYSICAL LAYOUT of PHARMACY - require ORGANIZATION OF PERSONNEL - UP TO DATE MANUAL OF POLICIES AND PROCEDURES What is POS- Patient-Oriented Services do ? - DEVELOPING and MAINTAING a WIDE spectrum of CLINICAL SERVICES geared towards your PATIENT POPULATION What are DPOPOS- Development and Provision of Patient-Oriented Services qualifications? - training in toxicology, pathophysiology and therapeutics as well as clinical experience - Post grad education - Professional experience - Research interests What are some examples of POS- Patient-Oriented Services? - heart failure antibiotic stewardship surgical intensive care cardiac intensive care pediatric inpatient solid organ transplant oncology medical intensive care drug info medication safety What does Maintenance of Hospital Formulary include? - medication selection procurement/Obtaining distribution pharmacy and staff education response to medication shortages therapeutic substitutions what is THE MANAGERS ROLE? - -Ensure that routine decisions -Long-Term Planning & Policies Who is RESPONSIBLE for HFM -Hospital Formulary Management & includes what? - RESPONSIBILITY of the PM- Pharmacy Manager INCLUDES: