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Y209 BSPh 211 Preliminary Activity
Y209 BSPh 211 Preliminary Activity
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Unit 1. Introduction to pharmacy informatics Unit 2. Sources of drug information
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Tertiary literature disadvantages includes high dependency on interpretation of authors, how do we avoid that:
Provide comprehensive (detailed sufficiently) information
Fast, easy-to-use, and may be good for patients
At least 2 years up-to-date by publication
Consulting at least 2 tertiary resources to find corroborating information
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Sources of drug information: (photo)
Tertiary literature
Primary literature
Internet sources
Secondary literature
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Informatics pharmacists competencies, except:
Knowledgeable about information systems, healthcare technology
Knowledgeable about the medication use process
Strong understanding of pharmacy practice
Strong understanding of database design and function
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Sources of drug information: (photo)
Secondary literature
Internet sources
Tertiary literature
Primary literature
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Provides healthcare professional specific information and evidence-based information (drug interaction checker, etc.):
ASHP
Drug Information Handbook
Medscape
USP-NF
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Compilation of drug package inserts; includes FDA-approved indications and dosages:
AHFS Drug Information
Drug F&C
Physician’s Desk Reference
Drug Information Handbook
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Pharmacy informatics model main objective:
Drug information
Patient information
Patient-centered care
Information and technology skills
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Tertiary literature evaluation of quality and credibility:
Sufficient credentials of author
Supported by citations
All of the choices
Most recent edition
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Highlights PDR, Martindale’s (for use in searching foreign medication) and toxicology data:
Drug Information Handbook
FDA
CDC
Micromedex
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Provide original studies or reports:
Tertiary literature
Secondary literature
Internet sources
Primary literature
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Informatics pharmacists roles, except:
Provide leadership for technology initiatives that support medication use
Serves as a barrier between pharmacy and other departments
Customize health information systems to the needs of practice
Ensure patient safety
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Sources of drug information – interpretation of primary data:
Primary literature
Secondary literature
Internet sources
Tertiary literature
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In the pharmacy informatics model, drug information databases and internet resources belong to:
Patient information
Information and technology skills
Patient-centered care
Drug information
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Sources of drug information: (photo)
Primary literature
Secondary literature
Tertiary literature
Internet sources
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Information except:
Specific and organized for a purpose
Accurate and timely
Presented within a context that gives it meaning and relevance
Lead to increase understanding and uncertainty
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Bibliographic databases that provide abstracts:
Primary literature
Secondary literature
Internet sources
Tertiary literature
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Technology in pharmacy: (photo)
Automated dispensing cabinets
Barcoding
Radio frequency indentification
Smart pumps
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Pharmacy informatics is the application of technology to the __ process:
Information system
Health information
Medication use
Informatics pharmacist
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Compilation of knowledge in the field:
Primary literature
Secondary literature
Internet sources
Tertiary literature
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Provide the most recent FDA-approved off-label information regarding medications, and facilitate easy comparisons:
Drug F&C
Drug Information Handbook
AHFS Drug Information
Physician’s Desk Reference
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Informatics pharmacists competencies, except:
Ability to anticipate future need and challenges
Inability to think about the end user
Current with relevant standards, regulations and initiatives
Communication skills
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Technology in pharmacy: (photo)
Radio frequency identification
Smart pumps
Automated dispensing cabinets
Barcoding
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Provide useful information about potential drug-supplement interaction reviews:
Medscape
USP-NF
ASHP
Drug Information Handbook
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An information pharmacist is a dual specialist that is knowledgeable about both:
Health informatics technologies and clinical/operational perspective
Pharmacy practice and informatics
Pharmacy practice and analytical design
Individual details and processes
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In the pharmacy informatics model, hospital information systems and pharmacy information systems belong to:
Patient information
Information and technology skills
Patient-centered care
Drug information
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Provides information about drug shortages, including recommendations for alternative treatments:
Medscape
USP-NF
Drug Information Handbook
ASHP
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Informatics pharmacists roles, except:
Provide recommendations regarding hospital selection
Provide recommendations regarding vendor selection
Serves as a resource for hospital staff
Provide education to healthcare professionals
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When trying to answer a clinical question, the best strategy is often to consult in the following order:
Tertiary, primary, secondary
Tertiary, secondary, primary
Secondary, primary, tertiary
Primary, secondary, tertiary
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Secondary literature services:
Abstracting and indexing
Easy-to-use
Assess the validity of studies
Quality and credibility
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Pharmacy informatics improves outcomes and increase:
Health information systems and technologies
Safety and efficacy
Technology and information
Customization and support
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In the pharmacy informatics model, genome and proteome belong to:
Patient information
Patient-centered care
Drug information
Information and technology skills
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Pharmacy informatics scope, except:
Toxicity information
Drug information
Patient information
Clinical information
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Informatics pharmacist as the liaison between pharmacy and __:
Physician
IT department
Nursing department
All of the choices
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Information regarding prevention and treatment of infectious diseases:
Micromedex
FDA
Drug Information Handbook
CDC
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Sources of drug information – biomedical literature:
Internet sources
Secondary literature
Primary literature
Tertiary literature
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Primary literature advantage:
Every study has limitations
Too complex for patients
Most current data on new drugs or information
May not lead to the best decision because of the limited scope
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Technology in pharmacy: (photo)
Barcoding
Smart pumps
Radio frequency identification
Automated dispensing cabinets
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Sources of drug information – original research and analysis:
Secondary literature
Tertiary literature
Internet sources
Primary literature
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Sources of drug information – no interpretation; helps find sources:
Primary literature
Internet sources
Tertiary literature
Secondary literature
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In the pharmacy informatics model, evidence-based medicine and electronic health records belong to:
Patient-centered care
Information and technology skills
Drug information
Patient information
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In the pharmacy informatics model, evidence-based medicine belong to:
Patient-centered care
Drug information
Patient information
Information and technology skills
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Technology in pharmacy: (photo)
Automated dispensing cabinets
Barcoding
Radio frequency identification
Smart pumps
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Sources of drug information: (photo)
Primary literature
Secondary literature
Tertiary literature
Internet sources
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Technology in pharmacy practice, except:
Automated dispensing cabinets
Robot pharmacist
Electronic medication administration records and prescribing
Inventory management systems
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Provides data on FDA-approved and off-label uses of medications (more detailed with evidence-based support):
Physician’s Desk Reference
Drug Information Handbook
Drug F&C
AHFS Drug Information
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Informatics pharmacists competencies:
Technology-oriented
Analytical
Innovative
All of the choices
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In the pharmacy informatics model, drug discovery and pharmacogenomics belong to:
Patient-centered care
Patient information
Information and technology skills
Drug information
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Most recent drug-related news, including drug approvals, recalls, and safety warnings:
Drug Information Handbook
Micromedex
CDC
FDA
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Sources of drug information: (photo)
Secondary literature
Internet sources
Tertiary literature
Primary literature
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Sources of drug information – textbook sources:
Secondary literature
Tertiary literature
Primary literature
Internet sources
