PHM 325 MIDTERM 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
patient centered care
-Achieved through a TEAM BASED APPROACH
-Focus on the patient's preferences, needs, values, and ensuring
that patient values GUIDE ALL CLINICAL DECISIONS.
True
True or False:
Pharmacy as a profession HAS EVOLVED FROM BEING
PRODUCT FOCUSED to that which provides
CLINICALLY ORIENTED PATIENT CARE SERVICES.
Today's pharmacy services
-Reduce adverse drug events
-Improve patient safety
-Optimize medication use/health outcomes
Patient Care Process
1. Collect
2. Assess
3. Plan
,4. Implement
5. Follow-up: Monitor and Evaluate
CAPIF
AT THE CORE- FIRST STEP= PATIENT-PHARMACIST
RELATIONSHIP ESTABLISHMENT
True
True or False:
CONTINOUS collaboration, communication, and
documentation must be maintained throughout the process.
collect
-Objective (facts without personal feelings/prejudice) and
SUBJECTIVE- arising from the self
-Obtained from PATIENT RECORDS/ patient himself/herself/
and or care givers
-Health info may include:
Medical history, medication use, complimentary and alternative
therapies, biometric tests, physical assessments
-Lifestyle, preferences/beliefs, goals, socioeconomic factors
False (NEVER DUH)
True or False:
You can overlook the patient's
,GOALS, NEEDS, AND PREFERENCES
(HEALTH LITERACY, CULTURAL NEEDS, LIFESTYLE
HABITS, etc.)
Assess
-Assessing and analyzing the INFORMATION WITHIN THE
CONTEXT OF THE PATIENT'S CARE
-Medication's appropriateness, effectiveness, safety, adherence
-Health and functional status, health literacy, health data,
cultural and risk factors, access to medications
-Immunizations/other preventative measures
-Identifying and prioritizing problems to achieve optimal care.
Plan
-INDIVIDUALIZED PATIENT CENTERED CARE PLAN
-Constructed in COLLAB with other professionals/patient/
caregiver
-Should be EVIDENCE BASED/COST EFFECTIVE
-Should ENGAGE THE PATIENT AND SET GOALS FOR
ACHIEVING OUTCOMES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
PATIENT'S GOALS/ACCESS
-ADDRESS MEDICATION RELATED PROBLEMS
implement
, -Implement the plan in COLLABORATION with other
professionals and the patient/caregiver
-Address medication and other health-related needs including
preventative care
-Initiate, modify, discontinue, or administer therapy as
AUTHORIZED
-Educate patient/others
-May include referral to others
-Schedule follow-up care
Follow-up: Monitor and Evaluate
-CONTINOUS MONITORING AND EVALUATING
-Medications appropriateness/effectiveness, safety, and
adherence
-Using health data, biometric test results, and patient/caregiver
feedback
-Clinical endpoints
-Outcomes of care
-IT IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT.
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
-Issued in 1996
SOLUTIONS
patient centered care
-Achieved through a TEAM BASED APPROACH
-Focus on the patient's preferences, needs, values, and ensuring
that patient values GUIDE ALL CLINICAL DECISIONS.
True
True or False:
Pharmacy as a profession HAS EVOLVED FROM BEING
PRODUCT FOCUSED to that which provides
CLINICALLY ORIENTED PATIENT CARE SERVICES.
Today's pharmacy services
-Reduce adverse drug events
-Improve patient safety
-Optimize medication use/health outcomes
Patient Care Process
1. Collect
2. Assess
3. Plan
,4. Implement
5. Follow-up: Monitor and Evaluate
CAPIF
AT THE CORE- FIRST STEP= PATIENT-PHARMACIST
RELATIONSHIP ESTABLISHMENT
True
True or False:
CONTINOUS collaboration, communication, and
documentation must be maintained throughout the process.
collect
-Objective (facts without personal feelings/prejudice) and
SUBJECTIVE- arising from the self
-Obtained from PATIENT RECORDS/ patient himself/herself/
and or care givers
-Health info may include:
Medical history, medication use, complimentary and alternative
therapies, biometric tests, physical assessments
-Lifestyle, preferences/beliefs, goals, socioeconomic factors
False (NEVER DUH)
True or False:
You can overlook the patient's
,GOALS, NEEDS, AND PREFERENCES
(HEALTH LITERACY, CULTURAL NEEDS, LIFESTYLE
HABITS, etc.)
Assess
-Assessing and analyzing the INFORMATION WITHIN THE
CONTEXT OF THE PATIENT'S CARE
-Medication's appropriateness, effectiveness, safety, adherence
-Health and functional status, health literacy, health data,
cultural and risk factors, access to medications
-Immunizations/other preventative measures
-Identifying and prioritizing problems to achieve optimal care.
Plan
-INDIVIDUALIZED PATIENT CENTERED CARE PLAN
-Constructed in COLLAB with other professionals/patient/
caregiver
-Should be EVIDENCE BASED/COST EFFECTIVE
-Should ENGAGE THE PATIENT AND SET GOALS FOR
ACHIEVING OUTCOMES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
PATIENT'S GOALS/ACCESS
-ADDRESS MEDICATION RELATED PROBLEMS
implement
, -Implement the plan in COLLABORATION with other
professionals and the patient/caregiver
-Address medication and other health-related needs including
preventative care
-Initiate, modify, discontinue, or administer therapy as
AUTHORIZED
-Educate patient/others
-May include referral to others
-Schedule follow-up care
Follow-up: Monitor and Evaluate
-CONTINOUS MONITORING AND EVALUATING
-Medications appropriateness/effectiveness, safety, and
adherence
-Using health data, biometric test results, and patient/caregiver
feedback
-Clinical endpoints
-Outcomes of care
-IT IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT.
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
-Issued in 1996
