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Hospital Pharmacy Workflow A New Prospective for Better Care Dr. Mona Baalbaki; Rph, Head of Pharmacy- RHUH

RHUH is a University Hospital Serving Various Specialties Internal Medicine CCU ICU Delivery Pediatrics Oncology Surgery OBS & GYN

Pharmacy Mission Our mission is to provide Cost Effective High quality Quick Drug Therapy

Pharmacy Vision Meet international practice criteria Continuously improve its performance Contribute to optimal patient care Integrate itself in patient care Foster an Educational Environment

Our Philosophy “We care for each other ,realizing that all positions and individuals are equally important to the achievement of our goals”

The Pharmacy Department at RHUH is a full service automated computerized inpatient facility providing a wide range of services both to the patient and hospital medical staff. Computerized

Old fashion way Vs. Computerized way Capoten Gopten Centrum Sintrom Corvasal Coversyl Less Errors No abbreviations No bad hand writing No verbal orders

Old fashion way Vs. Computerized way (cont’d) The pharmacist has full access to the patient profile from his office rendering the work much more easier and faster

Old fashion way Vs. Computerized way (cont’d) Provides services through an error free system. Controlled Pharmaceutical expenses. Continuous update of the electronic system.

Old fashion way Vs. Computerized way (cont’d) The full access to the patient profile allows the pharmacist to detect errors in prescribing and hence intervening to correct medical orders

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff Hospital Pharmacists are moving from prescription providers to pharmaceutical care providers.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff Job descriptions for all pharmacy personnel should be available to define the professional and technical role of each  reviewed every 2 years in accordance to policy and procedure.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff Review medication orders at the time of prescribing. Identify actual potential medical related problem. Prepare pharmaceutical care plan. Optimize compliance on drugs. Monitor and educate patient.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Reviewing the patient medication profile on daily basis for: Possible modifications of ongoing treatment. Discontinuation of medications. Addition of new medications. Controlling appropriate route of administration.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Medication Profile Eliminating Duplication of therapeutically similar drugs. Minimizing potential allergic or ADR’s. Monitoring possible drug disease incompatibilities. Controlling drug-drug interactions. Checking correct dosage and dosage interval. Drug disease interactions: Tequin (Gatifloxacin) in diabetes leading to hyperglycemia.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Solving problems related to intravenous administration including: Potential Incompatibility. Drug stability. Volume of intravenous fluid. Rate of Infusion.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Answering drug information questions Guidelines and presentations to keep the hospital staff informed about newly approved drugs and any other relevant information Drug information questions are recorded on drug information forms.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Pharmacists are also responsible for preparing drug utilization reviews (DUR) for medications such as: Albumin. LMWH. Intravenous Immunoglobulins (IV IG).

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) What Are the Benefits of Reviewing the Patient Profile?

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Reviewing patient Profile Reduces medication errors. Delivers best patient care at minimal medical cost. Improve patient outcomes. تأمين سير الخدمة الصيدلية عبر نطام خالي من الخطأ على مدار 24 ساعة لضمان سلامة المريض وإزالة الأخطاء الطبية.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) Pharmacists Interventions All pharmacists interventions are documented on drug intervention form.

Responsibilities of RHUH pharmacy staff (cont’d) In short, hospital pharmacists are described as : Care givers. Communicators. Leaders. Managers. Life-long leaders. Teachers.

Pharmacy Activities

Committees Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. Occupational Health and Safety Committee. Research Committee. Disaster Committee . Guidance for Antibiotic Committee. Infection Control Committee. Nutrition Committee. Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.

Meetings Pharmacy department conducts on a monthly basis (or when necessary) a meeting in order: Discuss issues related to medication ordering, dispensing, and delivering. Set new Guidelines / Regulations / Goals... Plan activities and assignments Identify areas needing improvement Take new decisions

Either to present new information or emphasize their own knowledge. Continuous Education As directed by accreditation, it is a must to prepare a continuous education plan either for pharmacy staff or even other hospital staff. This is achieved through: Presentations. Conferences. Either to present new information or emphasize their own knowledge.

Pharmacy Related Reports Adverse Event Reports: written by the nurses or doctors in charge and sent to the pharmacy for further review. Medication Error Reports: Incident reports of all pharmacy related mistakes are written by hospital staff and sent to the pharmacy to provide a future prevention plan. Miss error Tracking form. Clinical Intervention Reports: done on daily basis and discussed among all pharmacists in monthly round tables.

Relation with other Departments Communication with Various Departments Faster Collaboration and Decision making Sharing Documents and Information

Drug Management Drug Selection Drug Receiving Drug Storage Drug management is very important because it ensures that the RIGHT DRUG of GOOD QUALITY is available when needed for a patient. Drug Selection Drug Receiving Drug Storage Drug Procurement Drug Dispensing

List of all medications approved by the Drug Selection The pharmacy department at RHUH adopts the Hospital Drug Formulary System. The pharmacy has the right to dispense formulary drugs regardless of the physician order (generic or brand). List of all medications approved by the P &T Committee

Technical Evaluation Drug Selection There is a criteria for selecting drug products’ manufacturers and suppliers to ensure high quality of drug products. Technical Evaluation سنتكلم عن هذا الموضوع بالتفصيل في محاضرة السيد نيكولا رباط عن المناقصات و اختيار الدواء المناسب

Drug Procurement Selected medications are purchased in the right quantities to ensure that patients are more likely to receive necessary drugs on time. In case of any shortage, the pharmacy informs the entire staff via intranet and tries to provide an appropriate alternative

Medications are stored under proper conditions of: Drug Storage Medications are stored under proper conditions of: Temperature - Refrigerators’ temperature is monitored daily. - Refrigerate stamp. Light - Special warning is given to the hospital units: “Do not remove drugs from their original containers”.

Drug Storage Cytotoxic drugs are stored separately with a special warning label. Controlled drugs are stored under lock with access limited to pharmacists in charge.. Expired drugs are identified with an orange label and segregated for disposal according to the safety policy of the hospital.

Drug Storage All stocks of medications available in the pharmacy as well as on hospital floors are inspected monthly to ensure the absence of outdated unusable or mislabeled drugs.

Floor Stock Inspection includes the following: Drug Storage Floor Stock Inspection includes the following: Area for preparing medications. Floor stock medications. Patient Medications: Quantity and Expiry Date. Controlled Substances. Refrigerated Drugs.

Drug Dispensing Dispensing of medications is done using the unit dose drug distribution system. Dispensed medications are supplied in quantities that meet 24 hrs needs of patients. تعبئة الدواء كل جرعة على حدى من أجل تحضير العلاجات الفردية للحد من الأدوية المنتهية الصلاحية

Other Pharmacy Services

Caution – Chemotherapy Dispose of Properly Chemotherapy Unit Cancer patients are susceptible to infection hence aseptic technique in preparation is MANDATORY. ONLY properly oriented &trained employees are allowed to handle these agents. Clear Label with patient name drug dosage stability data and duration of infusion. Caution – Chemotherapy Dispose of Properly

Chemotherapy Unit Chemotherapy preparation unit is located in the main pharmacy and divided into the following sects: Administrative Area. Personnel Protection Area. Technical Area.

Future Plan… TPN unit: Total Parenteral Nutrition is a very important service provided by the pharmacy for all hospital wards. Aseptic techniques should be maintained. Calculations for adults and pediatrics should be made on individual basis.

Future Plan… IV Admixture Unit. Patient Counseling will be implemented in order to improve: Patient compliance. Cost effectiveness. Quality of life.